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What will be an ideal response?
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Praise is not the same as flattery. When we flatter someone, we use excessive compliments that are insincere in order to ingratiate ourselves to that person. When we praise, our compliments are in line with the behavior or accomplishment. We express only admiration that we genuinely feel. For praise to achieve its goal and not be perceived merely as flattery, we need to focus the praise on the
specific action and make sure that the message is worded so that it is in keeping with the significance or value of the accomplishment or behavior. If a friend who tends to be forgetful remembers to return a pair of pliers he borrowed that same day, that is a behavior that should be praised so that it is reinforced. But saying, "You're so wonderful, you're on top of everything" reinforces nothing because it is an overly general statement that does not identify a particular behavior or accomplishment. Overly general statements can be perceived as flattery. Gushing "Oh, you remembered to return the pliers! I'm so grateful. That was just unbelievably thoughtful of you" is overkill that will be perceived as insincere. Simply saying something like "Thanks for returning the pliers today; I really appreciate it" would be appropriate. A response like this acknowledges the accomplishment by describing the specific behavior and the positive feeling of gratitude that the behavior has caused. The author describes flattery as a. genuine. b. insincere. c. admirable. d. neutral.
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a. Wir hätten in die Philharmonie gehen können. b. Wir könnten die Club-Szene in Prenzlauer Berg ausprobieren. c. Wir konnten den Abend im Biergarten verbringen.
Resort means
A) reduce B) repeat C) involve D) put in effect
What is the difference between a functional résumé and a chronological résumé?
a. Chronological résumés and functional résumés have the same content; only the design is different. b. A functional résumé does not include experience in the community or professional memberships. c. A chronological résumé is intended for those who do not have extensive educational experience. d. A functional résumé is designed to highlight the job applicant’s abilities and skills by placing them up front in the résumé.