Exam InstructionsThis is an open-notes examination, (print notes only and limited to 3 print pages – front and back!)You may not communicate with anyone or any other resource (including, but not limited to, electronic or web resources) in any way in completing this exam. This restriction prohibits discussion and/or sharing with or from others – electronic or otherwise — of notes or insights or other materials.You will have 90 minutes to complete the exam (with the only exceptions being students with registered and arranged accommodations).There are 25 multiple choice questions below.Each question is worth 4 points – and no partial credit.Remember: choose the best answer to each question, assume only the facts provided, and answer only what is asked.Good Luck!!  

Data that arise from counts are best described as discrete data. Discrete data consists of distinct, separate values that are typically whole numbers and often represent counts of items or events.

Using the information provided below, which chart depicts the frequency distribution?   

Both nominal data and ordinal data are categories or labels that have no inherent order or ranking.

Ming Wu is a professor who is quick to mention this when they first meet other people. They also tend to perceive themself and other professors in a more favourable way than non-professorial staff. Which concept best explains Ming Wu’s perceptual process?

Amita is a salesperson who is reluctant to work with a specific customer named Mrs. Jones, whereas other staff show no reluctance to working with Mrs. Jones. Amita is not reluctant to work with any other customers. Attribution theory suggests that Amita’s behaviour toward Mrs. Jones has:

Which of these statements about remote work is FALSE?

According to the Johari Window, what happens when we inform co-workers of our personal characteristics that may influence the work relationship?

Eustress refers to:

Working regularly with people from diverse backgrounds (cultures, professions, etc.) helps us to: