ICPM 1 - Chapter 2

People who are high on negative affectivity are especially likely to

experience which of the following?

• Enthusiasm

• Elation

• Distress

• Satisfaction

• Contentment

Which of the following is an instrumental value?

• Contentedness

• Salvation

• Social Recognition

• Responsibility

• Freedom

Which of the following is true about people who are high on negative affectivity?

• They experience positive moods frequently.

• They are very optimistic and friendly.

• They are incapable of feeling happy.

• They experience negative moods frequently.

• They are incapable of being pessimistic.

Which of the following statements demonstrates that Amanda, the general

manager of Waterworks Ltd., has high emotional intelligence?

• She has trouble handling her own moods satisfactorily.

• She is able to interpret the moods of her employees with no

  difficulty.

• She cannot identify or manage the moods of her employees.

• Her emotions often interfere with her decision making.

• She cannot understand the frustrations and challenges her employees

  sometimes face.

Which of the following statements demonstrates that Jonathan, the general manager of Dawson and Co., has low emotional intelligence?

• He has no trouble handling his own moods.

• He is able to understand the challenges and frustrations faced by his

  employees.

• He cannot identify or interpret the moods of his employees.

• His emotions seldom interfere with his decision making.

• His ability to empathise with his employees creates strong interpersonal

  ties.

A(n) __________ value is a personal belief or opinion about lifelong goals or

objectives.

• Terminal

• Instrumental

• Extrinsic

• Nominal

• Corporate

Which of the following is true about emotions?

• Emotions have no effect on moods.

• Emotions persist over long periods of time.

• Emotions that have been dealt with never linger.

• Emotions may play important roles in ethical decision making.

• Emotions do not affect judgment.

Which of the following defines the tendency to experience negative

emotions and moods?

• Extraversion

• Agreeableness

• Negative Affectivity

• Affiliation

• Openness to Experience

In what way do moods differ from emotions?

• Unlike emotions, moods are extremely intense and are directly linked to a

  cause.

• Unlike emotions, moods do not affect ethical decision making.

• Unlike moods, emotions are relatively short-lived.

• Unlike moods, emotions never linger after being dealt with.

• Unlike moods, emotions can result in increased creativity, whether

  positive or negative.

Which of the following properly identifies the Big Five Personality Traits?

• Extraversion, Negative Affectivity, Agreeableness,

  Conscientiousness, and Openness to Experience

• Extraversion, Intraversion, Introversion, Agreeableness, and

  Conscientiousness

• Intraversion, Negative Affectivity, Agreeableness, Conscientiousness, and

  Openness to Experience

• Intraversion, Introversion, Negative Affectivity, Conscientiousness, and

  Openness to Experience

• Extraversion, Introversion, Agreeableness, Conscientiousness, and

  Openness to Experience