Exam 3: Understanding Individual Differences: Part A

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Although each personality factor represents a collection of related traits,the link between personality and specific behaviors often is most clear when we focus on a single trait rather than one of the five factors.

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Positive emotions include happiness,pride,and love.

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When selecting research scientists,a personality test that measures the "adjustment" factor would probably be more appropriate than one measuring the "intellectual openness" factor.

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Social and group experiences generally do not play a role in personality development in later life.

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Michelle is comfortable talking with others and establishing new interpersonal relationships.It is likely that she is high on extraversion.

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Employees in low power distance cultures are more likely to take orders without question and follow the instructions of their managers.

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In the Teams Competency: Why Personality is Important at Starbucks,Starbucks trains employees to work independently,with little interactions with fellow co-workers.

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When selecting customer service representatives,a personality test that measures the "openness" factor would probably be more appropriate than one measuring the "agreeableness" factor.

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Numerous studies have shown that high job satisfaction will invariably lead to good job performance

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In the Diversity Competency,Deloitte & Touche,one reason the company was able to alter the high turnover rate for women was the company's flexible work arrangements.

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Playmates and school groups early in life have no effect on personality development.

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The single dimension among the Big Five personality factors that would be most appropriate for use in selecting employees across the broadest range of occupations is the conscientiousness factor.

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To create positive emotions in the workplace,a rule of thumb is that the number of positive communications sent by the manager must outnumber the number of negative communications by a ratio of 5:1.

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Self-awareness refers to recognizing one's emotions,strengths and limitations,and capabilities an how these affect others.

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Employees in high power distance cultures would consider bypassing a manager in order to get their work done as insubordination.

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Hope involves a person's emotional intelligence and mental ability to achieve goals.

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There is only one definition of personality that is accepted by all experts.

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Intellectual openness refers to how well an individual handles herself and others.

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Agreeableness is the extent to which a person believes that he or she is a worthwhile and deserving individual.

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An organization looking to hire political lobbyists probably should try to hire individuals with an internal locus of control and high self-esteem.

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