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mikaylakyoung

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According to Starker and colleagues (2009), heart disease patients were more likely to survive hospitalization when they
 
  a. had high ratings of self-efficacy.
  b. had low ratings of self-efficacy.
  c. had depressive explanatory styles.
  d. made stable, global attributions.

Question 2

When Cheryl is with her supervisors, she obeys their decisions without question. But when she is with employees under her supervision, she is aggressive and demanding. Cheryl is likely to be described by social psychologists as having
 
  a. idiosyncrasy credits.
  b. an introverted character.
  c. reciprocation wariness.
  d. an authoritarian personality.



pratush dev

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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

d



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