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D) Her success in extracurricular activities
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In this scenario, Joni wants to become a receptionist at a local hospital, which requires abilities such as good interpersonal skills and excellent communication abilities and other personal attributes that are important in an environment that involves dealing with patients, such as kindness and the ability to display empathy.
From these options, her graduation rank, religious affiliation, or bilingual / multilingual capabilities are not as important as <u>her success in extracurricular activities because the latter usually involve high levels or socialization and allow an individual to develop good communication skills.</u> 
It is important to mention that this also depends on where Joni is located as well, for instance, if this hospital is located in an area with a high level of diversity (e.g. London or Los Angeles), <u>her ability to speak more than one language would also be highly relevant.</u>
 
        
                    
             
        
        
        
Answer:
Avoid-ant personality disorder
Explanation:
Avoid-ant personality disorder also called an anxious personality disorder. It is related to the seriousness and fear of a person. The people who belong to this category of personality have low self-esteem and low self-confidence. These people have fear rejection and being negatively judged by people. Such type of feeling makes a person to avoid-ant the situation where they feel to be rejected or avoided by people. This personality disorder occurs equally in both males and females.  
<u>Symptoms of avoid-ant personality disorder:
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- Feel extreme anxiety and fear in front of people  
 
 
        
             
        
        
        
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