Seemingly contradictory elements that exist simultaneously and appear to be logical when considered in isolation is ______.
a. a trait
b. a behavior
c. emotional intelligence
d. a paradox
d. a paradox
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Answer the following statements true (T) or false (F)
1.There are three easy stages to the forgiveness process. 2.One of the stages in the forgiveness process is to realize that forgiveness 3.Felicia has begun to recognize that anger does not feel good and is desiring to repair the damage to her relationship with Paul. This is an example of one of the stages of the forgiveness process. 4.People unable to forgive a violation of trust put themselves in danger of experiencing not just emotional difficulties and interpersonal problems but also impaired cardiovascular, neurological, and immune systems. 5.Bruce is not accepting of others’ flaws and is able to ignore his own, thus increasing his chances of deriving satisfaction from his relationships. This is an example of effective forgiveness.
Examples of recurring costs include
a. software acquisition b. data conversion c. personnel costs d. systems design
Littleton Promotional Services uses a job order system for costing and billing promotional services for dance and ballet performances. Littleton has four public relations specialists and office staff. At the beginning of 2019, Littleton estimated the total cost of salaries and benefits for the public relations specialists at $680,000 and a total of 8000 billable hours for the year. The office and administrative costs were estimated at $408,000. The allocation base for office and administrative costs is billable hours. A new client is contracting with Littleton to promote a ballet tour in the United States. Littleton estimates that the job will require 38 billable hours of specialist time. If Littleton wishes to have a 20% mark up on cost on the job, what price should Littleton quote to the
A) $3230 B) $1938 C) $6202 D) $1034
Advocates of the institutional theory of social responsibility argue that a firm must have the trust of all groups, both internal and external
Indicate whether the statement is true or false