Assignment 3 Quizzes

I expect to learn how many employees are happy and how many are not, with their job.

Just like everything else, women had to fight in order to be part of the jury. In 1870, Wyoming was the first to allow women to be juries. It was in 1957, when all women in the United States were able to be part of the jury. However only with federal court cases not state court, but this still did not stop clerks from refusing to call on women to be part of the jury. Women were still unable to be part of the jury during this time because of their gender. There was research conducted in the 1990’s that found women less aggressive than men and women tended to be more influenced by evidence than men.

Study Questions: Answer the following questions (based on the reading), save it and then submit it to the professor.

Most jobs require working with others and at times dealing with difficult customers. Getting a job teaches teens to develop good people skills. It is important for me to remain patient when caring for the elderly. I have to encourage them to be independent as possible even when it takes extra time. For example, when transporting residents I have to allow them to transport themselves although I could get them where they need to go much quicker. I also deal with people who are not always the friendliest. I have been cussed at and even hit trying to care for elders at the nursing home but I have learned to stay patient during those situations. It is not always easy but when I feel myself getting upset or frustrated I remind myself that these people are dependent on me to take care of them. Getting a job teaches teens to work well with others which is a necessary life

The Penny Publications were designed to appeal to the working class as books were starting to become more affordable in the 19th century. Since many novels were still out of reach for the working class, the Penny Blood filled that gap and spoke to the working class, which is something the Cheap Repository Tacts never did. Instead of preaching morality, the Penny Publications dealt with morality but acted as more of a purpose of entertainment. Crime has always been of interest to the public so it is logical that they became popular amongst the working class. These stories were serialized fiction and the stories were often very detailed and violent. Unit four also discusses

When I began both instruments I was a little concerned about not thinking too hard into the questions as well as how long it was going to take to complete the tests. I was astonished to learn that it was pretty simple and I knew more about myself than originally thought. The work profiler took a little more time because I had to sort through each idea and place them in an importance level, but it was still pretty simple. As I completed the interest profiler I was surprised to learn that I scored higher in the social area instead of the investigative one. I have often considered myself to be more reserved and an avid thinker. I enjoy people but above all else I really value my time to think critically about myself and my job. I always think things through and I am rarely a quick witted thinker because of this.

5) Discuss the different types of traps and seals and the importance of “timing”. Give an example related to the Middle East.

Review the three questions content under the Week 1 Lectures / Presentations content area. This video is by Fr. Michael Himes, a theologian at Boston College.

Do you believe that these scores are accurate in assessing your current state of well-being? Why or why not?

Quantitative items presented in an open-ended response formats offer at lease 3 major advantages over their multiple- choice counterparts. It reduces the measurement of error by eliminating random guessing. This is particularly valuable in an adaptive testing situation where branching decisions might be made on the basis of responses to one or two items. I will later discuss some feedback and tests which I conducted to give me a clearer understanding on how each questioning style is effective in its own way and how it could possibly be adapted to develop the best questions to test the skills of the learners.

When I worked at Popeyes, my position was a crew member. The atmosphere varied everyday but the one thing that remained the same was the goal of making the customer happy and satisfied. When I arrived, I had to log in and look on the board to see where I would be working. Most of the time I worked drive thru. Before taking my first order, I had to count my drawer and make sure that it contained the same amount listed on the drawer sheet. After that, I could start my day. When taking orders, I had to remember to

On this quiz, I received a score of 56 percent because I got 18 out of 32 questions correct. The category that I compared to the most was the Protestants and Catholics because they averaged 14-16 correct answers, while I had 18. Also, Americans had an average of 16 out of 32 questions right, so overall I fall in the right categories. The atheists, agnostics, Jews and Mormons scored the highest throughout all the categories on the quiz. I believe that this quiz is accurate because at least half of the questions were common sense and something an average person should know. My reactions were typical to the quiz because I know I am unfamiliar with quite a few religions other than mine. I did not accept to receive a high score on this test, but

I have not had many jobs in the past, but the few jobs I had contained learning experiences beneficial to my future. Having a job forces you to change how you approach different task. A job creates a sense of maturity as well as responsibility. An immature person will not complete their work diligently and to the best of their ability; they will procrastinate and will put forth subpar work ethic. You will not be able procrastinating and complete your tasks as well as you are expected to. A mature person will take the time to look over their work and make sure they have done everything correctly and to the level of their superior’s expectations. When I’m working I feel as though there is a major responsibility involved with having a job. I feel like I am responsible for the work I do and don’t do correctly. No one will hold my hand and help me with every little problem I encounter. Working gives you the opportunity to experience a new line of work, learn, and exploring the ground floor in your general career wheelhouse.

1) Job rotation: Job rotation allows employees to do different job with different responsibility. Sometimes people get bored doing same job. And job rotation gives them new challenges. It makes them multi-skilled.

The workplace was always very clean, which also created a nice environment around me to focus on my work. That’s really a good thing because a nice working environment keeps me safe, healthy, and gives me more energy to do my work. This company was also very well organized.