<span>It is called
emotion-focused coping. This type of
coping involves efforts to regulate the emotions that a person experienced
because of a certain stressful event.</span>
The recurring negative thought
focused on the stressor is called emotional distress.
<span>The emotional-approach
coping also involves focusing on, clarifying, and working through emotions.</span>
Answer:
Among the worst paid in the world
Explanation:
There are over 3 million garment workers in Bangladesh that are employed by the industry. This accounts for 80% of the country's export revenue. As of January 2020 they were paid a mere U.S.D $0.39 per hour. In this primarily based woman's industry they work over 12 hours per day and are asked to to many over-time hours that they cannot refuse in fear of getting terminated. During the times of fashion industry peaks. These workers are made to work more hours and still receive very little pay. In more recent years efforts to make the workplace fair and safe has been organized by various worker's rights groups and in time the goal is to equalize treatment and earn a true living wage.
It's difficult to define an options, as you've not organized them. But I think that the answer is: Mcgregor recognized that <span>their attitude toward workers affected how managers proceeded to motivate.</span>
Everyone would be rasit and hate all basically it be the purge
1. The answer is: c. <span>failing and unprofessionalism
In educational model, deviance is refer to as the actions that fail to follow the expected standard of the school or colelge.
This would include not able to reach standard score to pass the class and the behaviors from the staffs that are not following the conventional standard..
2. The answer is: D.</span><span>Malpractice or sickness
In medical model, deviance is refers to as the condition that are not supposed to happen under normal body function or medical treatment.
An anomaly in normal body function is what considered as sickness and anomaly in medical treatment is what considered as malpractice.</span>
