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Moving to a new country, he experienced................., especially in the different communication styles, but found it to be a valuable learning experience.Homesickness · Adaptability · Networking · Open-mindedness·Workplace Etiquette · Mentorship · Career Growth · Team Dynamics· Tremendous · Transitioning · empowered · Cultural Shock
Hall:- explicit- emphasis on tasks- results more important thanprocess- flexible and open groups,lower commitment andweaker relationships- monochronic time
He attributed his rapid................ to a combination of hard work, strategic thinking, and the continuous pursuit of learning opportunities.Homesickness · Adaptability · Networking · Open-mindedness·Workplace Etiquette · Mentorship · Career Growth · Team Dynamics· Tremendous · Transitioning · empowered · Cultural Shock
Hall:- implicit communication - emphasis on relationships- process more important thanresults- adherence to group membership, strong relationships- polychronic time
Since the 1980s, the Supreme Court has handed down several rulings which limit the scope of capital punishment.
This main argument does not hold water as statistics show that the crime rate tends to be lower in the states where capital punishment is either banned or not used, while it is higher in the states with the most executions
His ............. was evident when he integrated into the new team, quicklylearning and applying different software tools to enhance project efficiency.Homesickness · Adaptability · Networking · Open-mindedness·Workplace Etiquette · Mentorship · Career Growth · Team Dynamics· Tremendous · Transitioning · empowered · Cultural Shock
At the industry conference, he realized the true power of ............... , making connections that later paved the way for exciting career opportunities.Homesickness · Adaptability · Networking · Open-mindedness·Workplace Etiquette · Mentorship · Career Growth · Team Dynamics· Tremendous · Transitioning · empowered · Cultural Shock
................program helped him understand his job better and made his more confident in making decisions.Homesickness · Adaptability · Networking · Open-mindedness·Workplace Etiquette · Mentorship · Career Growth · Team Dynamics· Tremendous · Transitioning · empowered · Cultural Shock
For ? (Germany for example), time is planned and compartmentalized, individuals accomplish only one task at a time; for them, any loss of time is thus avoided.
Purchase choice criteria : A positive evaluation on criteria (a) may not balance out a negative evaluation on criteria (b):- conjunctive decision rule (minimum on every criteria)- disjunctive decision rule (minimum on one criteria at least)- lexicographic decision rule (best score on 1st/favourite attribute)- elimination by aspects
Brands that can be readily brought forth from memory:- Evoked- Inert- Inept
Several death-row inmates have been proved innocent after law students volunteered to investigate their cases
For ?, things are more important than when to do them. Polychronics are less organized but capable of doing several things at the same time.
date etude rudsill corde equilibre ?
At a time when the death penalty has been abolished in most western countries as a barbaric and inefficient punishment, the exception is the US where criminals are still sent to death row
Moreover, it has often been the case that poor defendants have found themselves in the hands of court-appointed defense attorneys whose incompetence or lack of interest has had adverse consequences on the chances of the defendant escaping the death penalty
information by individuals, groups and the media that affects how a person behaves (implicit or explicit, aware or unaware)
Culture is made of ? (emerged part of the iceberg) and ? (under water part of the iceberg).
Refer to rules or beliefs as to whatconstitutes approved and disapprovedconduct (Cialdiniet al., 1990)=> “What people should do”.Ex: reusing the towel is recommended for sustainability reasons