When insureds engage in a pooling of risk,
A)
each individual experiences an increase in his or her total risk.
B)
the individual risk accompanying future uncertain events is decreased.
C)
they can reduce the total losses of the insureds.
D)
total premiums will be less than total losses.
B
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Which of the following would be classified as an opportunity in a SWOT analysis of Fun-Spot?
A) A rival amusement park announces plans to open three new rides next season. B) A new luxury hotel is being constructed in the area, with the aim of attracting more high-spending families on vacation. C) Ron and Gail have paid off the mortgage on Fun-Spot, significantly reducing their monthly expenses. D) Fun-Spot employees tend to be enthusiastic and young, projecting an image of fun and vitality. E) Fun-Spot plans to further diversify its offerings by beginning a two-week summer camp for elementary school students.
Putting theory into practice can be difficult if it is not executed properly. The best way to put theory into practice is to ______.
A. control what can happen and be able to explain it B. describe the problem and predict whether it will happen again or not C. describe the problem, predict the future, control the change and explain it D. describe the problem, predict the future, explain it, and decide whether you can control the change
Judging the truth of a message comes at which stage of the HURIER listening model?
A. hearing B. remembering C. evaluating D. interpreting
During the withdrawal career stage, _________ is a particularly important activity.
a. mentoring
b. careful planning
c. consulting
d. increased job stress