The cash payments journal contains account to be credited.
Answer:
Explanation:
Task oriented, effective, group cohesiveness, neutrolize.
Why these options were chosen?
We can see from Jedida's behavior that she is task oriented, because the first thing she did when coming to new employment place is scheduling a meeting.
In a lot of circumstances such behavior could harm the trust and relationship between manager and the team.
However it is said that the team is very close and know each other for a long time. So, such cohesiveness can neutrolize this leadership behavior.
Answer: e. Adherence to universal ethical norms always takes precedence over local ethical norms.
Explanation:
As there are different cultures in the world, one finds that the ethical norms in an area might be different from those in another area and sometimes these norms can come into conflict.
This is why universal ethical norms are best to follow. They take into account the best norms and so smoothen out the negatives in local ethical norms.
Shannon and Ian should therefore follow universal ethical norms instead of local ones in this decision and they should find that these would encourage them to report the incident to the IRS.
Answer:
$250,000
Explanation:
the down payment = cost of the house - mortgage = $550,000 - $300,000 = $250,000
Something is not right with this question, because if you have been able to save $250,000 in 5 years, it means that you saved around $50,000 a year. If you were able to save that much money per year, then you should be able to pay a higher mortgage. The average 30 year mortgage has an APR of a little over 4% (national average between 4.04% - 4.16%). That would result in a monthly payment of around $1,151 including insurance.
So you should either go to another bank (if your salary is really that high) or search a cheaper house.
Answer:
valence
Explanation:
Valence, as per the subject of psychology, implies the inherent attraction or adverseness of an event, object or scenario, particularly regarding emotions. The word also characterises different feelings and classifies them. For instance, feelings generally referred to as "evil" have harmful valence, such as fear and anger.
Valence can be given a number and regarded as if it had been weighed, but it is unclear how accurate a statistic is based on a subjective study. Measurement based on visual emotion findings, using the Facial Activity Coding System and micro-expressions or muscle activity identified by facial electromyography, or current functioning brain scanning will resolve the opposition.
