In Cantor and Kihlstrom's View of Social Intelligence, the Abstract

question 14

Multiple Choice

In Cantor and Kihlstrom's view of social intelligence, the abstract and categorical information that the person has gleaned over time concerning various social events and phenomena, including scripts and self-conceptions, makes up

• A) Declarative-semantic knowledge
• B) Declarative-episodic knowledge
• C) Procedural knowledge
• D) Person memory

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Definitions:

Laid off

The termination of employees from their positions, typically due to economic downturns or company restructuring, rather than individual performance issues.

Institutional Feature

Characteristics or aspects inherent to an institution or organization that define its structure, functions, and operations.

Japanese Labor Relations

Characterized by strong cooperation between management and labor, lifetime employment practices, and enterprise unionism.

Employee Representation

The practice of having employees involved in making decisions about workplace conditions, policies, and other matters affecting their work.