Proofreading Reports Is Different from Proofreading Other Kinds of Business

question 89

Multiple Choice

Proofreading reports is different from proofreading other kinds of business messages in that

• A)reports usually have more typographical errors.
• B)the visual aids in reports don't usually need proofing.
• C)reports often have elements that aren't included in other business messages.
• D)audience expectations are usually lower when it comes to reports.
• E)it is difficult to have a third party proofread the work because they are not familiar with the subject.

Understand the underlying causes of behavioral problems and disorders as identified by different cognitive therapies.

Recognize the functions of self-schemas and possible selves in processing information and shaping behavior.

Comprehend the A-B-C reasoning process described by Albert Ellis and its role in creating emotional problems.

Grasp the principles and techniques of rational emotive behavior therapy.

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Definitions:

Outgroup Homogeneity Bias

The sociopsychological phenomenon by which members of a group to which one does not belong seem more alike than do members of a group to which one does belong.

In-Group Favoritism Bias

The tendency for individuals to give preferential treatment and express more positive attitudes towards members of their own group as opposed to those of out-groups.

Ethnocentric Error

The mistaken belief that one's own cultural or ethnic group is superior to others, often leading to judging other cultures solely by the values and standards of one's own.

Ethnocentrism

The belief in the inherent superiority of one's own ethnic group or culture, often accompanied by a general disdain for other cultures.