Answer:
external stimulus : Cue
restoration of buying impulse: Reinforcement
strong internal stimulus: Drive
action taken by prospect: Response
Explanation:
Answer:
The statement which is not true about life insurance companies is:
B. They invest heavily in short-term highly marketable securities.
Explanation:
- The option A is true about the life insurance companies as they sell contracts that offer financial protection against premature death and against living too long as this the main purpose of a life insurance policy.
- These companies don't invest heavily in short-term highly marketable securities so the option B is not true about these companies.
- The option C is true about the insurance companies as they have prediction about their inflows and outflows.
- The option D is also correct as their liabilities are long-term in nature as the insurance policy is a long term policy.
Answer:
d. empowered front-line employees gain a false sense of power, in turn aiding the customer.
Explanation:
Employee empowerment is when an employer gives the employee a degree of autonomy in making decisions that affects their jobs.
They are allowed to decide how best to perform their jobs.
This gives the employee a sense of ownership that translates to better customer service, positive attitude, better employee moral, and cheaper source of market research than going to the consumer directly.
However this style does not give a false sense to power, because the employees actually.have autonomy in their work.
Answer:
A lot of information is missing, but the answer is the same whether we are told about a specific case or not. If the US Supreme Court decided on a similar case that is under trial in Nebraska, the Nebraska court must follow the decision and guidelines of the US Supreme Court.
The Supreme Court is the highest court in the US, and its decisions must be followed by all lower courts. If a lower court doesn't follow a Supreme Court decision on a similar case, then an appellate court would reverse the decision.
The Supreme Court does not create laws, but it decides on how they should be enforced.
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