A) Judging (J)
B) Perceiving (P)
C) Thinking (T)
D) Feeling (F)
E) Sensing (S)
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A) look for organizations to provide job security.
B) take responsibility for managing their own careers.
C) be specialized at repetitive tasks.
D) look for organizations to provide a career ladder to climb to higher positions.
E) focus on holding on to their jobs to avoid being laid off.
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A) Barbara is currently on a sabbatical and is expected to return to the office in three months.
B) Barbara was promoted to her current position less than a year ago.
C) Barbara has already had a pay rise over the last two years.
D) Barbara has little experience in handling such a position, which would require greater responsibility.
E) Barbara has never been on an externship, unlike some of her customer service colleagues.
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A) Externship
B) Transfer
C) Promotion
D) Job rotation
E) Job transfer
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A) Energy dichotomy
B) Information-gathering dichotomy
C) Decision-making dichotomy
D) Lifestyle dichotomy
E) Initiative-oriented dichotomy
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A) help managers with dysfunctional behavior.
B) improve the technical skills of employees.
C) help prepare managers for overseas assignments.
D) reduce the effects of the glass ceiling.
E) attract and retain ambitious managerial employees.
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A) Employees who have their mistakes identified by their supervisor are more focused and determined on the job.
B) Pointing out faults to an employee is an effective learning process because the employee will make sure to follow through on the supervisor's feedback.
C) Employees prefer having face-to-face conversations with their supervisors about their limitations and strengths.
D) A self-assessment test may not identify all the limitations or strengths that employees may possess.
E) Employees will realize their limitations and strengths better when they evaluate their own skills.
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A) protΓ©gΓ©.
B) coach.
C) moderator.
D) high-potential employee.
E) facilitator.
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A) Employees in protean careers look for organizations to provide job security.
B) Employees in protean careers take lesser responsibility for managing protean careers than for traditional careers.
C) A protean career is one that does not change frequently.
D) Employees in protean careers look for organizations to provide development opportunities based on the modern psychological contract.
E) Protean careers are characterized by frequent changes due to changes in a person's desired level of compensation.
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A) Howard believes the company has provided the required tools for success to both male and female employees.
B) The company has constantly encouraged its female employees to take on more responsibilities.
C) Howard believes that the women in the organization are quite comfortable with their current positions.
D) The company must break away from the stereotype attached to female employees that they are not fit for senior positions.
E) The tools and amenities provided are very traditional and do not help meet the necessary skills required.
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A) development occurs only when job demands involve obstacles.
B) development occurs only through promotions.
C) development is most likely to occur when employees experience high levels of negative stress in their jobs.
D) development is most likely to occur when an employee's skills and experiences do not entirely match the skills required for the current job.
E) development is most likely to occur when an employee has the prerequisite skills to perform the job.
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A) has the responsibility of communicating the performance evaluation.
B) should identify opportunities and personal areas needing improvement.
C) should ensure that the goal is specific.
D) is responsible for identifying the steps and timetable to reach the goals.
E) should identify the resources needed.
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A) steps or actions individuals take when making decisions.
B) amount of consideration given to others' feelings when making a decision.
C) individuals' tendency to be flexible and adaptable.
D) confidence and speed with which decisions are reached.
E) individuals' interpersonal strength and vitality.
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A) self-assessment.
B) reality check.
C) goal setting.
D) action planning.
E) feedback.
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A) The employees require this style of supervision because it keeps them focused.
B) The supervisor feels that his behavior is normal and necessary to keep the team grounded.
C) The supervisor often discourages employees from challenging tasks saying that they are incapable of accomplishing them.
D) The employees are consistently recognized for performing their very best in challenging tasks, and they owe their success to their supervisor.
E) The supervisor believes that keeping a distance from his employees will create a sense of fear in them.
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A) It is an appropriate tool for measuring job performance.
B) People who take the MBTI generally do not find it to be an enjoyable experience.
C) MBTI scores are stable over time.
D) The MBTI is a valuable tool for understanding communication styles.
E) Research has concluded that the MBTI is highly valid, reliable, and effective.
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A) Myers-Briggs Type Indicator
B) Self-Directed Search
C) Leaderless group discussion
D) Occupational Outlook Handbook
E) Strong-Campbell Interest Inventory
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