Standing close enough to shake hands with someone while remaining relatively protected
and untouched is an example of what level of distance?
a. intimate distance
b. personal distance
c. social distance
d. public distance
e. None of these
b
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At the turn of the 20thcentury, piecework pay was the typical organizational reward system. If an organization with a bunch of bricklayers typically laid bricks at the rate of 100 bricks an hour, but someone new begins work and lays bricks at the rate of 200 bricks and hour, the manager might conclude everyone should be laying bricks at this rate and ______, or lower the pay per brick laid.
A. systematic soldier B. divide the labor C. "bust the rate" D. prescribe work
Which of the following is not a criteria for evaluating online information?
a. source credibility b. accuracy c. placement d. objectivity e. currency
Which of the following is the likely goal of including bloggers at product launches?
a. reducing product publicity expenses b. reaching more key industry members c. creating social buzz about a product d. limiting reliance on traditional media
Which of the following individuals is mentioned in the text as a transformational leader?
A) Richard Nixon B) John F. Kennedy C) Jimmy Carter D) Lyndon Johnson