Answer:
B) Worker satisfaction was integral to productivity
Explanation:
The bureaucratic theory of Max Weber pinpoints bureaucracy as the background for the systematic development of any organisation and is developed to see to efficiency and economic effectiveness. It speaks of management and its administration to get an organisation's power structure into perspective.
Max Weber bureaucratic organizational form is grouped into six features:
1) Specialization and Division of Labor
2) Hierarchical Authority Structures
3) Rules and Regulations
4) Technical Competence Guidelines
5) Impersonality and Personal Indifference
6) A Standard of Formal
Max Weber's theories did not deal with the issue of worker satisfaction. The other options do clearly show what the Weber organizational theory is about.
Answer:
B. Case-Control
Explanation:
A case-control is a study that compares a group with an outcome of interest (cases) with a group who do not have the outcome (controls). This study aims to looks back retrospectively to compare how frequently the exposure to a risk factor is present in each group and with that to determine the relationship between that risk factor and the outcome.
So in this case, the cases are children with pervasive development disorder and the control is those without the disorders.
These studies are normally observational because no intervention is attempted.
Answer:
STRESS TEST
SYSTOLE
DIASTOLE
Explanation:
A standard exercise stress test employs an EKG (electrocardiogram) to watch closely any variation in the heart's electrical activity, the heart valves, the activities of the heart muscle, if the heart does not have shortage of blood flow during exercise and to study how heart functions when undergoing physical activity.
Diastole and systole are two levels of the cardiac cycle. They are seen during heart beats function as it pumps blood using a collection of blood vessels that transports blood to each and every singular part of the body. Systole is produced during contraction of the heart to pump blood out, and diastole is produced during relaxation of the heart when it contracts.
Let's consider, 120/80 mm Hg. The up figure stands for the level of pressure in the arteries when the heart muscle contracts --- systolic pressure. The below figure stands for blood pressure as seen when the heart muscle is between beats--- diastolic pressure.
Keep in mind invertebrates are those who have exoskeletons (outside skeleton) or are hydrostatic (no skeleton). This make up 95% of all animals for example an ant or sponge. For a sponge, all it has is tissues that enable it to allow water to flow out the tops.
2.) Chordata are anything with vertebrates so a simple fish could suffice. THEY HAVE 4 SPECIFIC CHARACTERISTICS: 1.Notochord 2.Dorsal, hollow nerve cord 3.Pharyngeal slits 4.Muscual, an.al tail
3.) This is us, we have thumbs, and vertebrates.
