When a leader delivers feedback, ______.
a. it is OK for the leader to make judgements about the receiver’s motives
b. it is OK for the leader to make attributions about the receiver’s motives
c. it is OK for the leader to make judgements or attributions about the receiver’s motives if the receiver has a learning orientation
d. the actions of the leader should not involve judgements or attributions
d. the actions of the leader should not involve judgements or attributions
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Which of the following statements is true of entrepreneurswho are tolerant of uncertainty?
A. They do not accept financial risk willingly. B. They view the world in shades of gray. C. They never stake their reputation on the success of an unproven product. D. They are not self-reliant but are extremely confident.
During a bank reconciliation, Mozart Design discovered a NSF check from their customer, Joe Hart for $93. The journal entry required to update the cash balance would be:
A) Debit cash, credit Accounts Receivable. B) Debit Accounts Receivable, credit Cash. C) Debit Accounts Receivable – J. Hart, credit Cash. D) No journal entry is required.
Which of the following statements is correct?
A) If the returns on a stock could vary widely, and its standard deviation is large, then the stock will necessarily have a large beta coefficient. B) A stock that is more highly positively correlated with "The Market" than most stocks would not necessarily have a beta coefficient that is greater than 1.0. C) A stock's standard deviation of returns is a measure of the stock's "stand-alone" risk, while its coefficient of variation measures its risk if the stock is held in a portfolio. D) A portfolio that contained 100 low-beta stocks would be riskier than a portfolio containing 100 high-beta stocks. E) Negative betas cannot exist; if you calculate one, you made an error.
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. Commissions charged by stock brokers tend to vary among different classes of brokers.