If marco is working with a client with an . internal b. external) locus of control, this client is probably . achievement oriented and motivated b. hard to motivate) but less likely to believe that following marco’s recommendations is the best way to achieve her fitness goals.
mike boyle needs to hire trainers to work with clients at his gym. he has conducted a job analysis and determined which tasks people in the job need to perform. he is aware that people with certain underlying personality factors will be a natural fit for the job, while other people may need more development and coaching to perform well. he asks you to analyze which personality factor relates to each job task.
trainers need to coordinate schedules, share a locker room and equipment, and support each other in taking care of the gym’s clients. which personality factor is most important to perform this task successfully?
agreeableness
openness to experience
conscientiousness
extroversion
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