In Their Concepts of Humanity,both Rotter and Mischel

question 28

Multiple Choice

In their concepts of humanity,both Rotter and Mischel

• A)put greater emphasis on determinism rather than free choice.
• B)have more teleological than causal explanations of behavior.
• C)are highly optimistic in their viewpoints.
• D)stress unconscious forces over conscious ones.
• E)take a biological view rather than a social view.

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Definitions:

Biological Agent

Microorganisms or biologically derived toxins that can cause disease or harm in humans, animals, or plants.

Work-related Factor

Any aspect of work that can influence an employee's health, safety, or well-being, including physical, psychological, and environmental elements.

Mental Health Issues

Conditions that affect a person's thinking, feeling, behavior, or mood, often requiring medical diagnosis and treatment.

Work-family Conflicts

Situations where the demands of work and family roles are incompatible and interfere with each other.