What are the four questions of Aristotelian causal analysis?
What will be an ideal response?
What is the subject? Who and/or what made the subject? What are the subject's ingredients? What
are the subject's purposes – and has it achieved those purposes?
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According to the contingency model of cross-cultural conflict, the specific strategy one uses in cross-cultural conflict is contingent on ______.
a. the central values at stake in the conflict (i.e., centrality) and the degree to which such values are held by the majority (i.e., consensus) b. the individual’s ability to resolve the conflict c. the degree of urgency in resolving the conflict d. all of these
According to the situational leadership model, the best leaders move from:
a. delegation to supportive to coaching to directive b. coaching to directive to supportive to delegation c. supportive to coaching to directive to delegation d. directive to coaching to supportive to delegation
An overt comparison between two things that uses the word like or as is a(n) ________
Fill in the blanks with correct word
___________________ is the common term used for a compositing technique originally known as "travelling matte" in which actors stand in front of a __________________ during filming. Next, the images of the actors so that they can be inserted into a background. This was the original process devised for movies as early as the 1940's, used with such films as The Thief of Baghdad.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).