The Two-Track Mind Operates on Two Levels

question 76

Multiple Choice

The two-track mind operates on two levels.A conscious "high road" is said to be________.An unconscious "low road" is said to be ________.

• A) automatic and intuitive;deliberate and reflective
• B) deliberate and reflective;automatic and intuitive
• C) automatic and reflective;deliberate and intuitive
• D) deliberate and intuitive;automatic and reflective

Understand the role and examples of social networks in organizational contexts.

Learn about strategies to become an environmentally responsible organization.

Distinguish between effective and ineffective practices in change management.

Recognize sources and examples of individual resistance to change.

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Definitions:

Contextual Factors

Elements or conditions within the environment that influence the outcome or behavior of individuals or events within that context.

Peer Influence

The impact that the behaviors, opinions, or attitudes of peers can have on an individual's own actions or beliefs.

Social Support

Refers to the psychological and material resources provided by a network of family, friends, colleagues, and others, which can enhance an individual's ability to cope with stress and hardships.

Cognitive Development Theory

A theory that outlines how human beings perceive, think, and understand their world through the interplay of genetic and learned factors.