Tuesday, June 10, 2008
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Q4, p.99, primacy effect
A professor produced good results to professor Osgood at first. Although he produced not good results next time, his professor treat him kindly. While his friend produced not good results to the professor at first. But she produced good results next time, and she tries hardly. But the professor prefer him than his friend. This situation tell us the importance of primacy effect.
Q5, p.130, which job
Man has to do a part-time job to save up for a new bicycle. Woman suggests to work at the book store because it is close so it is easy to study. But I think that working at the starbucks is better than working ar the book store. There are two reasons why I think like that. First, he can make more money at the starbucks. Next, he can drink coffee when he works. And He can study at the starbucks because it has quiet atmosphere. So, if I were in his choose, I will choose starbucks.
Q5, p.161, Mentoring relationships
There are two basic kinds of mentoring relationships. One is formal, the other is informal. The formal mentoring relationships are decided by some organs. The informal mentoring relationships are not relative by age. And more experience help less experience. They are usually relation of friends.
A professor produced good results to professor Osgood at first. Although he produced not good results next time, his professor treat him kindly. While his friend produced not good results to the professor at first. But she produced good results next time, and she tries hardly. But the professor prefer him than his friend. This situation tell us the importance of primacy effect.
Q5, p.130, which job
Man has to do a part-time job to save up for a new bicycle. Woman suggests to work at the book store because it is close so it is easy to study. But I think that working at the starbucks is better than working ar the book store. There are two reasons why I think like that. First, he can make more money at the starbucks. Next, he can drink coffee when he works. And He can study at the starbucks because it has quiet atmosphere. So, if I were in his choose, I will choose starbucks.
Q5, p.161, Mentoring relationships
There are two basic kinds of mentoring relationships. One is formal, the other is informal. The formal mentoring relationships are decided by some organs. The informal mentoring relationships are not relative by age. And more experience help less experience. They are usually relation of friends.
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