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What is the general relationship between risk and return?
 A) These two factors are not related.
  B) As risk increases, returns should decrease.
  C) As risk increases, returns should increase.
  D) Risk is the chance for loss, whereas return is the chance for speculation.
  E) As returns increase, the risk should decrease.

Question 2

You were just offered the position of VP of Sales as a reward for all your success as a sales representative. Although the position pays a little more, you would now work mainly at headquarters. You don't like working in an office and love travelling the world. According to expectancy theory, what is your likely response to this offer?
 A) You will be motivated because you needed a change.
  B) You will be motivated because working conditions are a motivation factor.
  C) You will not be motivated because you do not value the outcome.
  D) You will not be motivated because you perceive inequity in the title.
  E) You will not be motivated because it doesn't fulfill esteem needs.



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

C



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