Anxiety can help you plan things better, and it can also motivate to things you probably don't want to do, or would rather do something else. It can help you put what you have to do before what you want to do
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President George W Bush threw the first pitch at the 2001 World Series.
Answer:
Option B==> Person-organization fit.
Explanation:
In order to pick the correct answer and to be able to understand this question let us check the meaning of the options given in the question.
==> OPTION A(ASA framework): ASA is an acronym for Attraction Selection Attrition and the model is used to determine a company, society, organization or body's behaviour to certain issues.
==> OPTION B(Person-organization fit) : can simply be defined as compability of people in a society and the culture of the society. This matches with the question given above.
==> OPTION C(Socialization): is the act of meeting and adapting with people in the society.
==> OPTION D( Mentoring): is the process of guilding people that has less understanding about a subject by people that are more knowledgeable in that aspect in the society.
==> OPTION E( Organizational commitment) : is when people in an organization understand the goals of an organization and they put work into the progress of the organization.
Answer with Explanation:
A T-wave is used in "electrocardiography," a diagnostic test for checking the presence of cardiovascular disease. The T-wave is the representation of the ventricle's repolarization.
Repolarization refers to the restoration of the difference that occurs in the charges. Refractory period refers to the "recovery time" of the T-wave. So, the organ will prepare itself for another stimulus. This is significant when it comes to the pacing modes. In this period, the organ doesn't repeat the action and is therefore, given a limit when it comes to a particular action.
Analyzing the refractory period will also tell the abnormalities in a person's T-wave. <u>Thus, it is essential in diagnosing abnormalities, such as cardiac conditions.</u>
