Esmeralda started a new job putting peanuts into small bags to sell outside of the baseball park (at a nickel per bag). Esmeralda found that she has a knack for the job and started working fast so she could earn a lot of money. Her coworkers Glenn and Helen quickly tried to convince her to slow down, as they knew management might start paying them only a penny a bag if they realized how easy the job was. Esmeralda is an example of a(n) _______________, and Glenn and Helen's communication is an example of __________________.
A. initiatives and incentives/rate-busting
B. rate-buster/scientific management
C. systematic soldier/scientific management
D. rate-buster/systematic soldiering
Answer: D
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a. 500 million dollars b. 2 billion dollars c. 60 billion dollars d. 316 billion dollars
A speech that is carefully prepared and practiced from brief notes rather than from memory or a written manuscript is called a(n):
A. impromptu speech B. extemporaneous speech C. manuscript speech D. memorized speech
As Sarah was listening to Samuel’s pro-choice speech on abortion, she found herself thinking about other things because she was firmly anti-abortion. Sarah was demonstrating
A) negative labeling. B) a “no” response. C) negative social proof. D) selective exposure.