Andrew, who is training to run a marathon, occasionally mentions his progress to his boss. His boss will probably receive Andrew is having a self-absorbed attitude and is being unappreciated of his Endeavors true or false

False because note the word "Occasionally" and talking about progress is very different to bragging.

Andrew's boss might not perceive him as self-absorbed for sharing his marathon training progress. Perception of attitudes can vary, and the boss could interpret Andrew's actions as showing positive traits like dedication and discipline over perceived self-absorption.

It is not necessarily true that Andrew's boss will perceive him as having a self-absorbed attitude. Andrew's communication about his training for a marathon might show dedication, determination, and perseverance, qualities valued in many professional environments, much like the businessman who feels he deserves a raise based on his hard work. Furthermore, attitude perception can be highly subjective and vary from person to person.

Using the example of the elderly people running a marathon, it clearly illustrates that societal expectations and reality can often differ. Similarly, Andrew's boss may not conform to the societal expectation that talking about personal endeavors in a professional setting is self-absorbed. The boss may appreciate and applaud Andrew's efforts, and see him as motivated and disciplined, instead of being self-absorbed.

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After a producer determines that the demand for one of its products is inelastic, why would this firm probably raise the price of this product?


Consumer demand would probably increase.


The firm’s costs of production would probably decrease.


The firm’s total revenues would probably increase.


Competition would decrease.