Question

1. some students may cope with stress by choosing a goal early in their college careers and the deviating from that goal no matter what. what does peter madison say can be a problem wit coping mechanism?

a. the student may end up making less money than someone who is more flexible.
b. the student may end up in a career that he or she does not enjoy.
c. the student may take longer than usual to graduate.
d. the student may have problems getting along with his or her peers.

1. why is having challenging work important to job satisfaction?

a. without challenging work, your benefits, such as health insurance, will probably
b. not having challenging work is likely to damage your relationships with your coworker
c. if work is challenging, it is more likely to keep your interest and allow you to use your specia talents and abilities.
d. not ha

Explanation:

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The question is about a student's coping mechanism of sticking to an early - chosen goal. Option A focuses on money and flexibility, which is not directly related to the problem of this coping mechanism. Option C is about graduation time, which is not relevant. Option D is about peer relationships, which is also not related. Option B makes sense because if a student never deviates from an early - chosen goal, they might end up in a career they don't enjoy as they didn't explore other possibilities.

The question is about why challenging work is important for job satisfaction. Option A is about benefits, which is not related to job satisfaction from the work itself. Option B is about coworker relationships, which is not the main reason for job satisfaction from challenging work. Option C explains that challenging work keeps one's interest and allows the use of special talents and abilities, which is a key factor in job satisfaction.

Answer:

B. The student may end up in a career that he or she does not enjoy.

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