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DSST Practice Test___________ are neurotransmitters in the brain and pituitary gland that have morphine-like qualities. - correct answer endorphins A drug causes impairment in judgement to the point that otherwise normal behaviors become dangerous. This is an example of ________________? - correc...

Public Speaking DSSTAd hominem - correct answer fallacy in which a person or speaker is attacked, instead of the issue Analogical reasoning - correct answer considers two similar situations and draws conclusions based on the similarity Burden of proof - correct answer speaker's job to convinc...

DSST: Technical WritingProgress reports - correct answer keeps the reader informed about activities, problems, and progress related to a large projec Informational reports - correct answer focuses on providing straightforward information Analytical reports - correct answer evaluates informatio...

Computing and Information Technology DSSThardware - correct answer anything that makes up the computer like the monitor, etc. software - correct answer any program that runs on the computer CISC - correct answer Complex Instruction Set Computer ALU - correct answer Arithmetic Logic Unit ...

DSST Health and Human Development Self-esteem - correct answer General feelings of self-worth or self-value Self-efficacy - correct answer Belief in one's ability to succeed at task or performance Self-confidence - correct answer Belief in one's personal worth and likelihood of succeedin...

DSST Intro to World ReligionsThe basic teachings of Islam are set down in the - correct answer Five Pillars Ahura Mazda is the one and only true God of - correct answer Zoroastrianism An important force for Christian unity in the twentieth century was - correct answer ecumenism Marriage is ...

DSST Principles Of Supervision Which of the following terms is commonly used to refer to each employee's obligation to execute all duties to the best of his or her ability? a. Authority b. Responsibility c. Delegation d. Accountability - correct answer B. Responsibility The planning that ...

Substance Abuse DSSTAbstinence - correct answer Refraining completely from the use of a drug, particularly alcohol. Neurotransmitters - correct answer Acetylcholine, dopamine, norepinephrine, serotonin, GABA, glutamate, enkephalins, endorphins and adenosine. Amphetamine - correct answer A synt...

DSST Principles of StatisticsFrequency distribution - correct answer A table that shows the number of data observations that fall into specific intervals Nominal data - correct answer Data assigned to categories with no mathematical comparisons between observations Ordinal data - correct answe...

DSST Human Resource Managementcore competencies - correct answer An integrated knowledge within an organization that sets it out from the competition. informal factors - correct answer Includes the social environment of the workplace and informal work groups. job description - correct answer A...

Principles of Public Speaking DSSTspeaker - correct answer the person presenting the material/oration speech key elements - correct answer speaker, message, channel, listener, feedback, interference, situation message - correct answer the communication being conveyed channel - correct answe...

Organizational Behavior DSSTBody Language - correct answer The way people communicate with each other using their bodies A manager who is highly production motivated and cares little for interpersonal relationships - correct answer What would a score of 8,1 indicate on the managerial grid Char...

Introduction to Business DSSTabsolute advantage - correct answer A monopoly on producing a product at a lesser price. absolute liability - correct answer Responsibility of a producer of any harm that is caused by s product (regardless if it was foreseeable). accountability - correct answer Acc...

DSST Organizational Behavior scientific management - correct answer The dominant behavioral perspective in the U.S. between 1900 and 1950. It was championed by Frederick Taylor, an engineer who felt that applying scientific principles to human behavior was an efficient way to maximize performance. ...