The Two Basic Dimensions of Schwartz's Model of Values Are

question 128

Multiple Choice

The two basic dimensions of Schwartz's model of values are:

• A) Self-enhancement/self-transcendence and openness to change/conservation
• B) Strengths/weaknesses and opportunities/threats
• C) Personal attitudes/work attitudes and cognitions/behaviors
• D) Commitment/engagement and satisfaction/dissatisfaction
• E) Involved/engaged and motivated/not motivated

Identify the characteristics and strategies of good problem solvers.

Recognize the role of evaluation in the problem-solving process.

Understand various biases (confirmation, availability, representativeness, hindsight) in decision-making and problem-solving.

Acknowledge the importance of creativity in solving problems and generating multiple solutions.

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Definitions:

Lawyer

A professional who practices law, representing and advising individuals, businesses, and government agencies on legal issues and disputes.

Negotiation

The process by which two or more parties with different needs or goals discuss an issue in an attempt to reach a compromise or agreement.

Mediation

A form of alternative dispute resolution where a neutral third party helps the disputing parties find a mutually satisfactory solution.

Med-Arb

A combined process of mediation and arbitration where parties first attempt mediation, and if unresolved, the same or a different neutral party arbitrates the dispute.