If a Project Is Small Relative to the Total Firm

question 11

True/False

If a project is small relative to the total firm, and if its returns are not highly correlated with the returns on the firm's other assets, then the project may not be very risky in either the within-firm (corporate) or the market risk sense, even if the returns on the project are highly uncertain and thus the project has a high degree of stand-alone risk.

Explain the importance of empirical research in developing and validating behavioral perspective theories of personality.

Assess the role of social cognitive theory in explaining personal evaluations, observational learning, and reciprocal determinism in personality and behavior.

Illustrate the impact of situational variables on behavior and personality consistency according to Mischel's theory.

Discuss criticism and limitations of psychodynamic, behavioral, and humanistic theories of personality.

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