Answer:
do whatever is reasonable to minimize the damages.
Explanation:
The Doctrine of Mitigation of Damages provide for the control of damages, so that the one who has already incurred some damage, shall make efficient efforts to minimize the damage.
Accordingly even though the fruits belong to Produce Corporation, but since are perishable he shall in order to reduce his damage at the least by still keeping maximum facility for the fruits. Also he might sell, those fruits which shall refund some of the amount for which he damage is incurred.
Answer:
(a) Here the child is going through a Sensorimotor stage of cognitive development in Piaget's stages. A child basically becomes more familiar to the people whom they see and interact everyday as compared to the people whom they meet once in a while. That's the reason why they are resistant towards these people and act differently as they don't feel secure with them. It will take him time to become comfortable. To gain child's confidence and trust it is important to treat him with care and love. To ease out the situation for the child and to make child interactive to the aunt, I would make sure that child sees his parents communicating and interacting with the aunt so that he is not afraid of her.
(b) Here child as per the Erikson's theory is in the stage of Autonomy vs. Shame. In this stage, the children feel that to get Parents attention they have to behave in a certain manner. In this case, I would try to ignore her activities and would make her engage in some other activities of her interest like toys, games or videos.
(c) Infant daughter is in the first stage of development i.e Sensorimotor stage. In this stage according to Piaget newborns explore the surrounding through their senses. There is nothing to worry about this, as it is completely normal. In this case what I can do is to avoid unwanted mouth to object interaction of the things that are injurious to her and will try to convey her that these things are not good through bad facial expressions. Also, till the time child is in this age, I will try to keep the home clean and safe as much as I could.
(d) According to Erikson's stages of development, this stage is called Industry vs. Inferiority stage. The child becomes comparatively more confident and skilled in baseball than mathematics. That's why he focuses on the activity in which he is more comfortable and capable.
In this case, I would encourage him to improve his skills. It is important at this to become friendly to the child and let him do the activities which he likes, otherwise, he will mental pressure. I will give him personal tutoring of maths and at the same to develop his interest in the subject, baseball can be used as a reward. In the meanwhile of studies, we can have an interesting conversation about baseball as well.
Answer:
In the restaurant business, self inspections can help you ensure that the food is always safe for your customers (better quality food) , lower the overall costs of the restaurant and helps to increase your reputation (a clean restaurant is always seen as a better restaurant).
Self inspection doesn't mean that the manager herself has to carry out the inspection, another employee can. Self inspection refers to making sure you comply with all regulations without having an inspector come and evaluate your restaurant. Self inspections will help the restaurant get higher inspection scores, and that was one of Brianna's major accomplishments.
Answer:
<u>the trend of more Latino immigration </u>
Explanation:
The stores have identified a market opportunity because of the increase in Latino immigrants in Boston, Massachusetts.
Note that when a significant amount of a population come from a certain ethnic group, demand for ethnic products is more likely to increase. Thus, this has made Marco feel very much at home.
Answer:
Option b.
Explanation:
In standard cycle, competitive actions are designed to serve large market shares, to gain customer loyalty and to control the firm's operations which in turn provide the same positive experience to customers.
Goods or services in standard-cycle markets reflect <u>organizations that serve a mass market.</u>
Standard-cycle markets refer to the markets where the firm's competitive advantages are shielded from imitation such that those advantages can be sustained longer but for a shorter period.
These advantages can be sustained for longer period in a slow-cycle market than in fast-cycle markets.
Competitive advantages are sustainable in slow-cycle as these are shielded from imitation for longer periods of time such that imitation is costly.
Option b. is correct
