Samson is described by his teammates as someone who takes calculated gambles, comes up with avant-garde ideas, and is a fabulous problem solver. Furthermore, Samson prefers to carve his own niche rather than follow his peers
What kind of stakeholder role does he play?
a) Opinion leade
b) Connector
c) Counselor
d) Journalist
A
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A) a vampire and a little boy who becomes her friend B) a vampire and the police officer trying to find her C) a little boy and the police officer who's trying to apprehend the vampire D) a little boy and the thugs who torment him
Toby presents a proposed solution to a group problem and says, "If it's okay with everyone, I'd like to explain how this solution worked in a group I once belonged to and how we pulled together to make it work
The same kind of teamwork may help us solve this problem." Which supportive behavior is exemplified in Toby's statement? a) Descriptive b) Empathic c) Equality d) Provisional e) Spontaneous
At church, the Sheerin children know that they are to sit quietly during the service. When they get home, however, they are allowed to run and play without much interference. Which of Shimanoff's interpretation of rules best illustrates this example?
A. Rules should be established by those in authority positions. B. Rules should be followable. C. Rules are contextual. D. Rules should prescribe behavior that is obligated, preferred, or prohibited.
Research shows that an average speaker who uses visual aids effectively will come across as more professional than a dynamic speaker who does not use visual aids.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)