Answer:
1. <em>Why did you choose this occupation?</em>
2. <em>What is the employment outlook for this career?</em>
Explanation:
An informational interview allows a person to <u>explore the possibilities and opportunities she or he has in their career.</u> In contrast to other interviews, the interviewer has to <u>ask appropriate questions to a person that is already a professional in the field</u> that will allow him/her to understand a future work environment he/she will participate in.
Two questions that are appropriate as they can give significantly relevant information are:
- <em>Why did you choose this occupation/career?</em> This not only shows interest but it allows you to understand the different reasons behind this career choice. It could either reinforce your decision or it can make you analyze if it is the right one for you.
- <em>What is the employment outlook for this career?</em> The answer to this question could provide extremely important information as it can allow you to imagine and explore what are the options, <em>e.g. </em>positions, you have in the future and what to expect from the path you choose.
Answer:
Conditioned stimuli.
Explanation:
Conditioned stimulus may also defined as a type of the neutral stimulus. In classical conditioning the conditioned stimulus combines with strong stimulus and generates a strong response.
Jonas suffers from post traumatic stress disorder and was the veteran of the war in Iraq. He jumps whenever he hears the car backfire. Here, the sounds acts as the conditioned stimuli because it is a neutral stimulus and does not generates the strong response.
Thus, the answer is conditioned stimuli.
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improve patient satisfaction
Answer:
are there options. improve respiratory strength and endurance.