Medicine

Kurt is fielding questions from an audience after his company just implemented some recalls on a product. What would make the person complaining angrier? Select an answer: Apologize. Explain why it happened. Act. Agree.

If you are fielding questions from an audience and someone asks a question you do not want to answer. what would be the best approach in this situation? Select an answer: Say you don't know. Redirect the conversation. Tell them that is a bad question. Tell them you cannot answer that one.

Gabrielle wants to focus on the diagnosis and treatment of psychological disorders and other problematic patterns of behavior. What area of psychology , should she work in? cognitive psychology social psychology evolutionary psychology clinical psychology

Which learning theory explores the role of conditioning and revolves around the notion that a person's "nature" has very little influence over behavior and personality? Connectivism Constructivism Behaviorism Humanism

Second question: What was the first thing that David Kennedy did to fool the target employee? Multiple Choice Impersonated the employee's supervisor by hacking into that supervisor's computer. Sent an email, using a similar domain, that asked the target employee to call him regarding a complaint. Learned the employee's full name and, thanks to public records, was able to ask how his two kids were doing. Spoofed his phone number to make it look like the incoming call was coming from inside the company.

How are the ways Al learns similar to how you learn? A. Both use their senses to learn B. Both use past experiences to prodict likely outcomes and responses. C. Both make decisions based on research only. D. Both use cameras to read faces and analyze voices.

True or False:Drowsiness affects your senses , especially your sense of smell. False True

2. Which key detail is missing from the following summary of the text? A University of Georgia study found that when given the options to use their smartphones, talk to a stranger, or sit alone, participants generally predicted they would enjoy using their smartphones the most. However, the study revealed that conversations with strangers provided the greatest boost to positive emotions, even though participants still ranked smartphone activities higher in predicted enjoyment. The study was conducted by Christina Leckfor, a doctoral student at the University of Georgia. When given specific smartphone activities to choose from, participants ranked watching videos as the most enjoyable, followed by talking to a stranger, using social media, and texting. Across all measures, sitting alone was consistently ranked as the least preferred option by study participants. The study highlighted the importance of consciously considering available options before defaulting to smartphone use in free time.

3. What would you say is your greatest talent or skill? How have you developed and demonstrated that talent over time?

Characteristics of a safe ambulance operator include: Select one: A. the ability to operate an ambulance at a high rate of speed. B. an offensive attitude about driving during an emergency call. C. realizing that lights and siren will be effective traffic tools. D. a positive attitude about the ability to tolerate other drivers.