Answer: What is the other motorist likely to do in response, according to the authors of your text:
The other motorist is likely to accept the apology and maybe collect a token fee for repairs.
Explanation: This is because according to the text above which says "It's my fault; I should have been paying closer attention to driving. I'm sorry." That statement alone shows the true sincerity in the apology which would calm the tension or anger of the other motorist. And the matter would likely to be solved amicably. 
 
        
             
        
        
        
Answer:
The best answer is c).
Explanation:
According to the Big Five personality traits, someone who scored very low in extraversion will show resistance to attend crowded places (they prefer solitude) and is unlikely to engage in small talks. Thus we can infer that Jennette is not really interested in the dance, and she will not attend. However, <u>if she does</u>, it will probably be due to peer pressure and might feel uncomfortable most of the time. 
 
        
             
        
        
        
Answer:
Emile Durkheim would call this an example of <u>altruistic suic ide</u>.
Explanation:
Note: Brainly does not accept the word suic ide; that's why I'm separating it.
Altruistic suic ide refers to the action of sacrificing one's life to save another person's life or for the benefit of others. Notice that it must be intentional. This type of suic ide is valued in primitive societies and in modern military. In modern society, as a matter of fact, this type of action in military is regarded as heroism.
 
        
             
        
        
        
Answer:
The answer is - Becomes less dissatisfied and his or her motivation is unaffected
Explanation:
According to Fredrick Herzberg performance, recognition, job status, responsibility and opportunities for growth fall under Motivators or Satisfiers. While Hygiene factors or Dissatisfiers are about salary, secondary working conditions, the relationship with colleagues, physical work place and the relationship between supervisor and employee. 
According to his research, he concluded that taking away the dissatisfaction factor does not necessarily mean that employees will be satisfied and to motivate a team using motivation factors the hygiene factors need to be taken care of first. Motivating a team means working on things that bother them and things that they complain about.
Taking away or reducing dissatisfaction does not also guarantee that their motivation will increase. However, when dissatisfaction is taken away then the organisation can focus on motivating employees effectively.
Therefore, an improved salary and working condition will decrease dissatisfaction but the employees motivation will still be unaffected.
 
        
             
        
        
        
Cuba is annually threatened by (C) hurricanes