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Question 1

Because Pietro is high in his need for achievement, which characteristic is Pietro least likely to exhibit?

◦ a desire to help others reach their goals
◦ a desire to excel
◦ a desire to master difficult challenges
◦ a desire to outperform others

Question 2

Bob is overweight and a chronic dieter. According to the dietary restraint proposal, how is Bob likely to be characterized?

◦ a restrained eater
◦ a variable set-point individual
◦ a fixed set-point individual
◦ physically inactive
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nevelica

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Great answer, keep it coming :)

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