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Which of the following is associated with intense competition in both women and men?
 
  a. Job satisfaction
 b. Increased collaboration with other workers
  c. Increased work anxiety
 d. Increased honesty with colleagues

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Dichotomous thinking refers to:
 
  A. a rigid style of perceiving and reacting
  B. overestimating the magnitude and insolubility of problems
  C. only to seeing two solutions to a problem
  D. the inability to see options for solving problems



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

C



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