Karen has lived in the same neighborhood since she was born. Her parents informed her that they would be moving across the count
ry for her dad's new job. Even though she is excited about living in a bigger house, Karen is feeling stressed by the idea of making new friends and learning her way around a new school. According to the information given, Karen is most likely experiencing stress related to __________. Read the scenario below and answer the question that follows.Karen has lived in the same neighborhood since she was born. Her parents informed her that they would be moving across the country for her dad's new job. Even though she is excited about living in a bigger house, she is feeling stressed by the idea of making all new friends and learning her way around a new school. According to the information given, Karen is most likely experiencing stress related to __________. A.frustration B.conflict C. change D.pressure
Explanation: stress associated with change can be positive, negative or even physiological. Leaving a place you have known all your life to a new place you barely know tends to have some physiological damage to children then adult. Mostly children tends to withdraw, inability to make friends,and also this affect their academic performance. Best way to deal with this type of change is to be relaxed, stay positive, learn about your environment, do what you love doing the most, engage yourelf in your hobbies and reduce your intake of food rich in caffeine as times goes on,. Karen will learn to blend into the society and make new friends.
Asking the right questions actually would be beneficial for job applicants because it indicates that they are paying attention and interested.
Put it mind the questions shall not be those that already stated by the interviewer. They should be the one that <em>indirectly</em> shows your expertise (such as using common terms for workers on their field or asking specific situations that not commonly known by the public regarding the job field)
