EBK MANAGEMENT, LOOSE-LEAF VERSION
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Author: DAFT
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Chapter 14, Problem 2EE
Summary Introduction
To determine:
I like to:
A. work alone in a quiet place.
Introduction:
According to our vision and mission, we have to choose the type of work where we can enjoy at any time. Working alone or in a group is not a big deal, but working with your dedication and hard work where it really happen is important.
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Students have asked these similar questions
circde either (a) or (b). In some
cases, both (a) and (b) may apply to you. You should decide
which is more like you, even if it is only slightly more true.
1.What are two of your facet values?
2.What’s a situation when your facet values might change?
3.How are your facet values similar or different from another person who shared theirs?
5. If Tessa had experienced being outcast by her group of friends named: Rock en' Roll and
eventually decided to join the group of Gina, how did Tessa arrive with her decision to join
Gina's group? Explain your responses using Festinger's theory of social comparison.
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