Imagine that you are teaching a first grade class and you want your students to keep working on their task even when you are not in the room. Which of the following should you do?
A) Decide dictatorially which task the children should work on.
B) Encourage the children as a group to decide which task to work on.
C) Give candies to the children who work on the task while you are in the room.
D) Punish children who do not work on the task while you are in the room.
Question 2
A classic experiment conducted by Lewin et al (1939) demonstrated that children guided by autocratic leaders
A) spent more time on task when supervised, but then decreased their efforts when their leaders were absent.
B) spent less time on task when supervised, but then increased their efforts when their leaders were absent.
C) spent the same amount of effort when leaders were absent as when they were present.
D) worked harder than children guided by democratic leaders regardless of whether the leader was present.
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