Answer: b. dependable people are better performers than those less dependable.
Explanation:
There´s research that proves that dependable people are better performers than those less dependable. For example, Research developed by psychologists Paul R. Sackett and Philip T. Walmsley of the University of Minnesota shows that conscientiousness, which includes being dependable is the most highly sought-after personality trait for job applicants as an indicator of good job performance.
Option a. is incorrect because people being extraverted or introverted doesn´t mean they´ll have a better performance or not, because it depends on the task they have to do and how useful one personality type or the other might be more suitable. Option c. is incorrect because there is indeed a documented relationship between reliability and job performance. Option d. is incorrect because there´s no indication that achievement-oriented people often fall short in their performance.
Answer:
Different.
Explanation:
The new government having civil political body different from the monarchy in Great Britain because all the decisions were taken by the government through voting of the representatives that are the members of the parliament whereas in monarchy a king made all decisions about the country so we can say that new government is different from monarchy in great Britain.
Answer:
- Billie Eilish, <u>who's</u> <em>(who has) </em>had several hit songs recently, is one of my favorite singers.
- Danielle, <u>who's </u><em>(who has)</em> lived in Australia for the past two years, just moved back to the U.S.
- Jack doesn't know <u>whose</u> number that is.
<em>number of whom. it belongs to someone obviously.</em>
- My cousin Mike, <u>who's</u> <em>(who is) </em>one of the funniest people I know, is coming to visit next week.
- I don't know <u>whose</u> receipt it is, but this lasagna is delicious!
<em>The receipt is "of whom". It must be belonging to someone, and they don't know who that someone is.</em>
- My mom asked, "<u>Whose</u> dirty shoes are on the kitchen floor?"
<em>dirty shoes "of whom". shoes belong to someone</em>
- Regina, <u>who's</u> <em>(who has) </em>finally recovered from her cold, invited Ariadne to sleep over on Friday.
Explanation:
- who's stands for who has or who is.
- "whose" is associated with someone or something, <em>as in of whom/ which.</em>
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- who's speak of living things, like a person who is funny or who has a resort.
- whose associates itself with non-living things(MOSTLY! The sentence can also be <em>He's the person whose opinion I respect the most.</em>), or we can say it associates itself with the belongings or characteristics of a living being.
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Answer:
Teaching a range of functionally equivalent responses
Explanation:
Eric's basketball coach is helping him improve his passing skills. The coach teaches Eric how to throw a one-handed pass, a two-handed pass, and a bounce pass so that Eric will have a variety of passes he can throw when he is being guarded during a game. The coach is using "Teaching a range of functionally equivalent responses" strategy for promotion with Eric
A Bunsen burner creates a flame so the safety rule is always have an adult supervising
