The So-Called Zeigarnik Effect Helps Us to ____

question 42

Multiple Choice

The so-called Zeigarnik effect helps us to ____.

• A) remember unfinished tasks, and thus to return to complete them
• B) learn when we have set unrealistic goals for ourselves, and to set more realistic goals in the future
• C) recognize when tasks are too easy or too hard (and therefore a bad match for our ability levels), and to seek out tasks that are more appropriate
• D) assess the pros and cons of a given situation, and to make decisions based on this assessment

Grasping perceptions towards prototypical and non-prototypical leaders.

Acknowledging gender biases in leadership evaluation and opportunities.

Identifying misconceptions about leadership abilities and the influence of fixed traits versus situational factors.

Understand the principles of opportunity cost and specialization in productivity.

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Definitions:

Federal Investigation

An inquiry or examination conducted by a federal agency in order to gather evidence regarding violations of federal law.

Equal Time Rule

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Commercial Time

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Television Station

A set-up or facility for transmitting visual content and audio over the airwaves or through cable, aimed at reaching a wide audience.