Usually a person cannot accept dower and, at the same time, waive the will of a deceased spouse.
a. true
b. false
Answer: a. true
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a. considered material. b. made under oath. c. made after a warning about the consequences of a false statement. d. in writing.
Which of the following completes the statement, ‘The extent to which one worries about privacy and the risks related to the collection, unauthorized secondary use, errors in, and improper access of personal data is known as ______.’?
a. Intuitive concern. b. Considered concern. c. Privacy paradox. d. Privacy salience. e. None of the above.
Steve is part of a production team that has researched and chosen a new manufacturing process to improve product quality. He has discovered data that disputes some of the claims of the production team but decides to ignore the information and support the team's original decision. Steve is being adversely influenced by
A. groupthink. B. representative bias. C. the illusion of control. D. devil's advocacy. E. organizational learning.
Southwest Airlines began its no frills, no meals strategy in the late 1960s as a direct assault on the major carriers of the day. What type of competitive action does this represent?
A. A strategic action because it includes a refinement of an existing strategy. B. A strategic action because it was a breakthrough innovative offer. C. A tactical action because it is a refinement of an existing strategy. D. A guerrilla offensive because it is fast and will surprise its rivals.