How does an electronic database differ from a search engine? Describe the information each has that the other does not.
What will be an ideal response?
- Search engines direct one to Internet sites available to everyone and are good sources for general information.
- Electronic databases help one find more reliable, detailed, and pertinent information and can be subject specific.
- Search engines will uncover more unpublished material, and electronic databases will offer more access to the full text of peer-reviewed or edited articles.
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In a low-context culture, _______
a. you get to know business associates before transactions occur b. great importance is given to silence c. much emphasis is placed on face-saving d. information is explicitly stated in the verbal message
Which of the following behaviors is not classified as a type of disruptive behavior in groups?
a) attacker. b) obstructionist. c) egoist. d) gatekeeper. e) support seeker.
Whether it is by omission or commission, the most prevalent tactic used to manipulate others is
a. lying. b. minimization. c. evasion. d. feeling guilt
A speaker says, "Former Israeli prime minister Golda Meir said, 'To be successful, a woman has to be much better at her job than a man.'" This sentence illustrates the use of
A. definitions. B. vivid images. C. testimony. D. example.