Elizabeth conducted a study of gambling establishments operated by American Indian groups. She examined
two establishments operated by different tribes.
During the study, she spent many hours at each establishment
and gained a detailed knowledge of the tribal leaders, gambling employees, and gambling customers. She
also investigated how the establishments were organized, their impact on economic development in the area,
and how tribal members saw them. She was conducting a
A) case study. B) time series study.
C) summative evaluation study. D) cohort study.
A
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a. They only believed in Christianity. b. They lived in large communities in big cities. c. They were provided small tracts of land in America. d. They believed the wealthy were morally superior.
Exit interviews should be offered to all employees leaving the organization except those:
A. Retiring B. Fired for inadequate job performance C. Resigning by mutual agreement D. Fired for gross misconduct
The complement of the American gospel of success was the belief that failure was attributable to:
a) Community lack of cohesion. b) Environmental factors. c) Individual weakness. d) Poor choice of work.
How many occupational codes are typically listed in a "Holland code"?
A. 1 B. 2 C. 3 D. 4