By Receiving Feedback on Their Behavior,children Gradually Form Standards for Judging

question 76

Multiple Choice

By receiving feedback on their behavior,children gradually form standards for judging their own actions.They begin to develop a

• A)sense of self-efficacy.
• B)superego.
• C)gender identity.
• D)sense of self-esteem.

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Definitions:

Shirking

The behavior of employees who work less hard or less efficiently when they feel that their efforts are not being adequately monitored or rewarded.

Principal-Agent Problem

A dilemma in which one party (the agent) is supposed to act in the best interest of another party (the principal) but may act in their own interest instead.

Compensating Wage Differences

The variation in wage rates to offset the attractiveness or unattractiveness of jobs, based on factors such as job difficulty or risk.

Piece Rates

Piece rates refer to a pay system where workers are paid a fixed rate for each unit of production completed, incentivizing higher productivity and efficiency.