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Because we know that Sheila has written down the purpose and values by which she wishes her business to work and function we know that she has done which of the following : Created a company mission statement Michelle, a 10-year beauty pro, gets sick much less frequently than many of her coworkers and clients. Michelle contends that the reason she stays so healthy is her "super-duper immune system." If, in fact, her immune system is more helpful to her than those of her coworkers a...

The definition of Cosmetology is? : Art and science of beautifying and improving the skin, hair, and nails and includes the study of cosmetics and their applications. Describe Charles Nessler's invention. : Ther first perm process using metal rods full of electric currents Where does the term cosmetology come from? : The Greek word 'Kosmetikos'. What is emotional stability? : Learning how to handle confrontation an dhow to share your feelings in a professional manner. Define perso...

Active Cell : box being used fill handle : bottom right corner of the box and drag the box to the right to fill it in cell reference : name or corrinate of cell (column/row) value of cell : what the cell contains column : vertical, named by letters

The type of research sampling that takes a sample from every nth subject, which can be determined by dividing the total population size by the desired sample size, is termed: A. Random B. Convenience C. Judgment D. Systematic : Systematic A term used to describe an indigenous disease that is usually present in a particular area or region is: A. Epidemic B. Endemic C. Pandemic : Epidemic What is the only measure of central tendency that can be used when measuring nominal data? ...

Which of the following is not likely to balance the distribution of power in a conflict in favor of a person feeling low power? : Using "you" statements While preparing to teach an online course, Julie regularly seeks the assistance of Tony, the technology support person at her university. Julie understands that Tony has vast knowledge about the software and course management system she needs to use. Your book would describe the "power currency" Tony has in this scenario as which o...

What are emotions? : 1) a felt physiological experience in the body 2)thinking and intepretation is based on our appraisal of what has happened 3)emotional expressions involving verbal & nonverbal How are emotions most often expressed? : non-verbal cues What do emotions do in conflict? : provide motivation, can alert us to problems, vary within the conflict, some relationships become defined by emotional expressions What are the general misconceptions of emotions? 2 | P a g e : ...

Tangible conflict issues : Hard, physical or observable assets that are often scarce, such that conflicting parties either get what they want or nothing at all Win/lose Examples of tangible conflict issues : Money, land, space (master bedroom) Kids in a divorce Negotiation : Exchange of proposals and counter proposals as a means or reaching a satisfactory settlement Confront conflict 2 | P a g e Attempt to find mutually acceptable outcome : Agreeing to negotiate means agreeing to...

Level 1 of Conflict : specific behavior (e.g. what to watch, where to eat, etc.) Level 2 of Conflict : Relational norms and roles (e.g. who cooks/who cleans, friend's with benefits rules, etc.) Level 3 of Conflict : Personal character (e.g. personal faults, motives, tendencies) Parallel Conflict : Perceived exactly the same by both parties Latent Conflict : Should be occurring but is not 2 | P a g e False Conflict : Is occurring but should not (misunderstand) Displaced Conflict ...

Define Interpersonal Violence : When a person imposes will (wants, desires, needs, etc.) on a relational partner through physical and/or verbal intimidation. Identify the potential communication behaviors evident in interpersonal violence. : -Interrupting -Dominating -Stereotyping -Glaring eye contact -Invading posture -Intimidating Define Verbal Abuse : Attacking someone's self-concept to cause psychological pain Give some examples of Verbal Abuse : - Character Attacks (belittlin...

Conflict : An expressed struggle between at least two interdependent parties, who perceive incompatible goals, scarce resources, and interference from others in achieving their goals. Key Elements of Conflict : 1. Family 2. Non-Platonic Relationships 3. Platonic Relationships 4. The Workplace What role does conflict play in relationships? : The way couples handle conflict is a great indicator as to how successful their relationship will be. Conflict is natural and plays a huge role...