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Multiple Choice Questions
66.Emotions defined as:
A.feelings that not directed toward anything : 1243878
Multiple Choice Questions
66.Emotions are defined as:
A.feelings that are not directed toward anything in particular.
B.our judgments about what is right or wrong.
C.our intentions to act towards the attitude object.
D.the cluster of beliefs, assessed feelings and behavioral intentions towards an attitude object.
E.physiological, behavioral, and psychological episodes experienced toward an object, person, or event that create a state of readiness.
67.Emotions will have a greater influence on our perceptions, attitudes, decisions, and behavior than cognition because:
A.emotional processes often occur before cognitive processes.
B.cognitive processes are less significant for individual behaviors.
C.emotional processes are simpler when compared to cognitive processes.
D.emotional processes are more likely to result in negative behaviors.
E.cognitive processes are more likely to result in negative behaviors.
68.Which of the following statements is true of emotions in the workplace?
A.They are physiological actions rather than behavioral actions.
B.Emotions last for a longer time period.
C.Emotions are directed toward someone or something.
D.They are also referred to as moods of individuals.
E.Emotions and moods are directed toward specific attitudes of others.
69.Which of the following is an effect of emotions?
A.They represent the cluster of beliefs and behavioral intentions toward a person.
B.They put us into a state of readiness.
C.They help us involve in conscious logical reasoning.
D.They enable us to have established perceptions about the attitude object.
E.They represent one’s motivation to engage in a particular behavior.
70.Anger, fear, joy, and sadness represent the:
A.beliefs that influence our attitudes towards something or someone.
B.first four stages of emotional labor.
C.different types of emotions.
D.four dimensions of job satisfaction.
E.four areas of the Johari Window.
71.Which of the following differences is similar to the difference between emotions and attitudes?
A.Eating something versus drinking something.
B.Experiencing something versus judging something.
C.Perceiving something versus behaving toward something.
D.Knowing about something versus doing something.
E.Espoused values versus enacted values.
72.Beliefs, feelings, and behavioral intentions are components of:
A.attitudes.
B.the EVLN model.
C.organizational commitment.
D.emotions.
E.the psychological contract.
73.Which of the following terms refer to established perceptions about the attitude object?
A.Intentions
B.Feelings
C.Senses
D.Beliefs
E.Behaviors
74.Which of the following terms best represents the positive or negative evaluations of the attitude object?
A.Intentions
B.Behaviors
C.Feelings
D.Senses
E.Beliefs
75.Identify the term that represents your motivation to engage in a particular behavior regarding the attitude object.
A.Feelings
B.Senses
C.Beliefs
D.Behaviors
E.Intentions
