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Social psychologists typically
 
  a. focus their studies on behavior only.
  b. use the scientific method in their research.
  c. avoid studying individuals in favor of groups.
  d. view behavior in the same ways as sociologists.

Question 2

Explain the optimum level of well-being theory and its implications on individual performance.
 
  What will be an ideal response?



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

The optimum level of well-being theory concerns the effects of well-being on task performance. This theory proposes that for any specific task, there is an optimum (i.e., best) level of subjective well-being. Thus, for any task, there may be an optimum level of positive affect that is associated with maximum performance. Up to that point, performance on many different tasks improves as well-being increases, but beyond it, performance declines.



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