Answer:
b) prejudice
Explanation:
This question is incomplete. The possible options for this question are:
a) stereotype
b) prejudice
c) global assesment
d) specific appraisal
There's a subtle difference between a stereotype and a prejudice.
A stereotype is a thought that someone has about specific types of individuals or certain groups of society that may or may not accurately reflect reality. In other words, they are ideas about a particular group. If we make a generalisation about a group without knowing them, we are talking about a stereotype.
A prejudice is not a thought but an opinion which is usually unfavourable and that was formed without having evidence on the matter.
So, a stereotype is a thought while a prejudice has to do with feelings or attitudes about that person or group. Also, prejudices make us think that some groups are less capable than others.
In this example, Devin decides not to hire Margaret because she was in a rehab center and he thinks that people with drug habits are not trustworthy. Devin<u> is not having a thought but rather an opinion about people with drug habits and this opinion makes him think that Margaret is less capable for the job</u>. Therefore, this is an example of prejudice.
By giving us an example of how people, including children, had to leave their homes and work in national markets that ripped families apart physically<span> more than morally.
Larcom memoires was about the live of average americans during the early age of industrial revolutions. IT shown harsh reality where people lived on poverty within unsanitary environment that is created by the residual of manufcaturin process.</span>
Answer: Cultural
Explanation:
Culture refers to the way of life of a particular group of people or a society.
The Adolescents grew up in a Culture that was not very scientifically sophisticated. This led to them having less formal education than their peers in more scientifically advanced countries.
We cannot therefore expect them to perform in the same league as those who have had formal education on a formally operational level.
Answer:
Explanation:
Some studies show that intrinsic motivation may not be entirely vulnerable to the effects of extrinsic reinforcements; in fact, reinforcements such as verbal praise might actually increase intrinsic motivation.
As intrinsic motivation is driven by an internal rewards which come with inner sense in your behavior to satisfy you. For example when we participate in an activity which may not referred to won it but also to enjoys it a lot. example can be sports , games etc
Answer:
The correct answer is: Directional.
Explanation:
The directional hypothesis can be understood as a prediction that is made by a researcher in which he/she expects either a positive or a negative change in the relationship between two variables of any given population.
<u>These hypotheses can be made based on past experiments, the study of different research papers and empirical evidence.</u>
In this particular case, Jessica Hypothesizes that her manipulation of temperature in an auditorium will increase the number of students who doze off in a lecture. She is testing a Directional research hypothesis.
