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:
A. Decrease
B. $200
C. $190
D. $175
Explanation:
The noise from airplanes constitute a negative externality and hence tax was levied on airplane tickets. This is known as pigouvian tax.
Negative externality is when the benefits of economic activities to third parties is less than the costs.
If a tax is levied on a good or service, it makes the good or service more expensive and quantity demanded would fall as a result. So the demand for airplane tickets is expected to fall as a result of the impostion of tax.
The social optimal price of the ticket is the priceof the ticket after the impostion of tax. This is $200
The private market price is the price before the impostion of tax. This is $190
How much the firm receives after paying for tax = social optimal price - tax
$200 - $25 = $175
I hope my answer helps you
The correct answer to this open question is the following.
Although there are no options attached, we can say the following,
The human resource functions that are likely to be affected by this change are Resource Management, Personal Data Management, Training, and Performance Management.
Human Resource Management helps the organization carry out this change successfully, explaining how these modifications can benefit the employees and the entire organization. HR has to use the proper means of internal communication to explain in advance the kinds of oof changes that are coming. This will prevent fear and anxiety, and eliminate rumors about the situation of the employees in the organization.
HR has to be careful in confirming that nobody is going to be fired by the arrival of new technologies. Then, HR has to explain in detail the many benefits in planning, scheduling, organizing, inventory, and many other benefits for each department. If employees do not feel threatened by this new technology they would welcome changes that allow them to do their work more productively.
Answer: The broker may, as a matter of office policy, legally set the minimum commission rate acceptable for the firm.
Explanation:
a. The options to the question are:
homeowner may sue the broker for violating the antitrust law's prohibition against price-fixing.
b. The sales associates of the brokerage will not be
bound by the requirement and may negotiate any commission rate they choose.
c. The broker must present the uniform commission policy to the local professional association for approval.
d. The broker may, as a matter of office policy, legally set the minimum commission rate acceptable for the firm.
It should be noted that among the rights that are accorded to a broker is for him or her to to set the commissions as long as it is within their own firm.
This is not antitrust violation and any sales associates will be required to comply with the commission as long as the sales associate wish to continue with the broker.