Which of the following is a difference between Area III and Area IV of the Johari Window??
A) ?Area III represents things we know about ourselves but that others do not know about us, whereas Area IV includes things we do not know about ourselves and others do not know about us.
B) ?Area III includes things we do not know about ourselves and others do not know about us, whereas Area IV represents things we know about ourselves but that others do not know about us.
C) ?Area III represents what we know about ourselves and what others know about us, whereas Area IV designates those things others know about us but that we do not know about ourselves.
D) ?Area III designates those things others know about us but that we do not know about ourselves, whereas Area IV represents what we know about ourselves and what others know about us.
A
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A. Avoid addressing the customer using his or her name. B. Accommodate every wish of the customer. C. Retaliate verbally when the customer becomes unreasonable. D. Be professional and respect the customer.
In your XL Data Analyst output for ANOVA, an "Equal" notation means:
A) that there is a significant difference between the two averages B) that there is no support for the null hypothesis that the two group averages are equal C) the two groups were identical in that particular category D) there is no "Equal" notation in the ANOVA output E) an "Equal" notation has nothing to do with the difference in group averages
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A. internal B. adaptive C. program D. expansion
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