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According to the Five-Factor Model of Personality, agreeableness refers to:
 
  a. Having a hostile or anxious disposition
  b. Being trustworthy, cooperative, and caring
  c. Degree of sociability and willingness to amiably work with others
  d. Having a receptive, accommodating disposition

Question 2

In career assessment values refer to:
 
  a. Tasks that individuals are good at completing in a timely manner
  b. The importance individual place on activities within the work environment
  c. Tasks that individuals want to do for free
  d. Both A & C



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

B



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