According to the given description, Ron is a laggard.
Answer: Option C
<u>Explanation:</u>
Every individual in this world has a unique personality. Some people adapt and learn quickly whereas others are slow in learning and changing their behavior according to the surrounding. In the present situation, Ron is a laggard as he is very slow in adopting new ideas.
He is not very comfortable in changing what and how he thinks about any product or idea. He lacks a progressive attitude and that is a reason why people fall behind others in their lives when they resist any change.
Answer: B
Explanation: The correct answer is letter B, desorginized thinking. This symptom is very common in patients with schizophrenia and it is described as the impossibility of the patient to make sense of their speech and being unable to follow through a same topic while speaking.
In this case, the person jumps from bees to flies altering the understanding of the phrase.
Answer:
E
Explanation:
The study conducted by Sutherland, Andersen, and Stoove (2001) investigated the relationship between exercise and multiple sclerosis (MS). Results indicated that, compared to a control group, those in the exercise group were found to experience the following:
1. Higher levels of energy and vigor
2. Less pain and fatigue
3. Better sexual functioning
And considering the available options, the correct answer is option E. "Both B and C"
Answer: Emerging
Explanation:
Emerging industries are the injustices that are reconstructed by industries in a way to make them come into view of public.People get to know about new industries as per their modification requirement and condition. They don't have well established regulation and guideline for function.
According to the question, Brain Sentry is type of emerging industry because it is newly appearing industries for the modification the environment requires in the field of perceiving injury caused to football players.
Answer:
1. True - it is more likely for someone who's in a clear and happy state of mind to function better at work and in life generally.
2. False - it is more likely for a dissatisfied employee to quit the job instead of not going since they'd get fired instead.
3. True - if an employee is not satisfied with their job, they certainly would rather quit their job and try to find another that fits them better.
