Isabella understands that if she were to play golf, she would be able to spend time outdoors (where she likes to be) with people she enjoys.  However, because she has taken golf lessons 10+ times and still cannot hit the golf ball, she does not believe that she can actually play golf.  Based on what you know about Expectancy Theory, will she join her friends to play golf this summer? Group of answer choices Yes. Instrumentality and Valence are high. No. Valence is too high. No. Expectancy is low. Yes. Instrumentality is high.

At a company, 20 employees are making contributions for a retirement gift. Each of the 20 employees is choosing how many dollars to contribute from the interval [0,20]. The manager of these 20 employees announces that she will contribute dd dollars for every dollar that an employee contributes. The payoff to employee ii who makes contribution of xixi​ dollars is bi(1+d)xi−xi, where bi>0.bi​(1+d)xi​−xi​, where bi​>0. Assume that d=4d=4, bi=0.25bi​=0.25 for i=1,2,…,10i=1,2,…,10, andbi=0.5bi​=0.5 for i=11,12,…,20i=11,12,…,20 What is the best contribution level of any employee ii for i=1,2,…,10i=1,2,…,10.   At a company, 20 employees are making contributions for a retirement gift. Each of the 20 employees is choosing how many dollars to contribute from the interval [0,20]. The manager of these 20 employees announces that she will contribute dd dollars for every dollar that an employee contributes. The payoff to employee ii who makes contribution of xixi​ dollars is bi(1+d)xi−xi,…