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rlane42

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In terms of core self-evaluations, the tendency to see oneself as confident, secure and steady is:
 
  A) self-esteem.
  B) generalized self-efficacy.
  C) locus of control.
  D) emotional stability.

Question 2

Tom Seigmund, the employment manager at NTT, Inc, realizes that for a number of reasons he cannot always make the ideal decision when it comes to selecting a new employee.
 
  Instead, Tom ________ by searching for and choosing a candidate who has satisfactory job qualifications and who will be acceptable for the job.
  A) satisfices
  B) optimizes
  C) rationalizes
  D) compromises



bassamabas

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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

A



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