According to the strength of weak ties thesis, a person is more likely to find job connections through acquaintances.
Explanation:
Acquaintances are strictly work related connections a person has which are different from their family and friends in that they are formed by taking business dealings and professional life of a person in mind and then making connections.
These connections are often better suited when looking for jobs as a person can maintain more acquaintances and also they are all going to be in the similar industry as the person so they have a bigger chance of coming up with a good offer for them.
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The right answer is B. The freedom of the press guaranteed by the first admendment does not extend to school-sponsored student newspapers. Even the earlier case, Tinker vs. Des Moines independent Community School District (1969) set a landmark for the protection of the student´s right to free speech, in Hazelwood vs Kuhlmeier (1988) held that public school curricular student newspapers that have not been established as forums for student expression are not considered exempt for censorship.
The best thing to do in this situation is likely to tell
Jennifer in a calm manner as to why you are not able to attend her needs as you
just finished your shift and it is not your time to do what you are supposed to
do as a doctor and that you are going to suggest another doctor that may attend
to her needs.
