Your Best Friend, Who Has a Very High IQ, Just

question 160

Multiple Choice

Your best friend, who has a very high IQ, just began a new job that seems to be a perfect fit for her.However, she has been stressed about how she will perform.What could you tell her?

• A)She should be nervous, as high-IQ employees generally have very high turnover.
• B)She has good reason to be worried.People with the highest 10% of IQ scores are usually made fun of by other employees for being "nerds."
• C)She is likely to succeed.Research has found that people with the highest 25% of IQ scoreswill do well in their careers.
• D)There is no relationship between IQ and career success.She will just need to work very hard.

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Definitions:

Individual Choice

The personal freedom of making decisions that affect one's life without undue influence or coercion.

Bill of Rights for the Disadvantaged

There is no widely recognized document officially titled this; it appears to be a conceptual term suggesting enhanced protections for disadvantaged groups, but it's not an established term with a clear definition. NO.

Affirmative Action

Policies and procedures designed to combat discrimination and promote equal opportunities in education and employment for historically marginalized groups.

Color-Blind Hiring

Employment practices that emphasize fairness by not considering race or ethnicity as a factor in hiring decisions.