My answer would probably be B!
Answer:
The correct answer is the option C: give too much weight to a small number of vivid observations.
Explanation:
To begin with, in the case that a close friend had told you that he had a bad experience in a certain place, a restaurant in particular this time, does not states the fact that it will always be like that for every person that goes to that place because it may have been a bad day for the employees and that impacts at their work while if you go any other day every detail is taking care nicely. Therefore that the people give too much weight to small number of vivid observations due to the fact that the article published in the newspaper must have been made with over dozens of observations and comments, not just one, and the major agreement is that those places are good ones to go to eat.
Answer:
The person receiving the order should read it back to ensure that the order is correct.
Explanation:
In business communication the best way to communicate orders is in written form since this allows for clear conveyance of the message in the order. Using verbal means to give orders over the phone is prone to misinterpretation and there is less accountability when the subordinate claims he did not understand the order.
To curtail this it is advisable for the recipient of the order to repeat the order. This shows it has been clearly understood.
I would have to say D. all of the above
The correct answer is choice B.
Choice B, a company recognizes expenses when they incur them, is the only choice which is in accordance with US Generally Accepted Accounting Principals. All of the other options are against GAAP.
