If a follower has personal problems, under crisis conditions, a leader would most likely ______.
a. be even more supportive
b. try to avoid this follower
c. switch to a directive style
d. reassign this follower
c. switch to a directive style
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Mary Beth has written a novel. Copyright protection regarding her work will be for
A. 70 years after her death. B. 70 years beginning from the date the novel is published. C. 70 years beginning from the date that she completed the novel. D. 70 years beginning from the date she began writing the novel.
Caroline asks her secretary to send information on the meetings that she needs to attend next month. Her secretary, Joanne, provides her with the details immediately, but leaves out certain additional details that are irrelevant to Caroline's requirements. Which of the following statements is TRUE about this scenario?
A. The information that Caroline obtained through Joanne was not timely or worth its cost. B. The information that Joanne gave was accurate and sufficient for Caroline's purpose. C. Joanne provided adequate and timely information, but the information was of no value to Caroline. D. The information that Joanne provided was partly good, as it was timely but inaccurate. E. The information that Caroline obtained through Joanne was not accurate.
In Figure 4.3, the decrease in the interest rate from i1 to i2 can be explained by
A) a decrease in money growth. B) an increase in money growth. C) a decline in the expected price level. D) only A and B of the above.
Vanguard Realty listed a home as having 1,980 square feet and it had only 1,837 square feet. The buyers have sued the broker. Is he liable?