In What Ways Are Values Different from Attitudes and Interests

question 10

Multiple Choice

In what ways are values different from attitudes and interests?

• A) They are fewer in number and more central to a person's belief system.
• B) They have a much more clearly pronounced effect on a person's behavior.
• C) They are much more directly related to intelligence.
• D) Research indicates that values aren't different from attitudes and interests.

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Definitions:

Criteria

Standards or benchmarks that are used to evaluate or make judgments about different options or outcomes.

Role Ambiguity

A situation where an individual's job responsibilities, expectations, or authority are unclear, leading to confusion and potential stress.

Conflicts

Occur when there are opposing ideas, interests, or needs, leading to a disagreement or struggle between two or more parties.

Professional Rivalries

Competitions or conflicts that arise among individuals within the same profession or field.