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As an undergraduate psychology major, Carl has developed a strong desire to study behavior and mental processes, in particular human performance. During an internship at a local business, Carl is intrigued with how a manager's interpersonal style can affect the workers' motivation. The field of ____ psychology would be most applicable to Carl's interests.
 
  a. personality
  b. industrial and organizational
  c. cognitive
  d. educational

Question 2

For the summer, Hailey obtains an assistant position for a research team of health psychologists. The focus of their research will most likely investigate the relationship between____.
 
  a. genetic and environmental influences on major depression
  b. coping with cancer and the effect on family relationships
  c. resilience and the presence of strong neighborhood communities
  d. creativity and the cognitive process that underlie it



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Answer to Question 1

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b

Answer to Question 2

ANSWER:
b



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