Babies who use their caregiver as a secure base from which to explore the environment and who return to the comfort of their caregivers when distressed are best classified as _________ babies.
| securely attached |
| paranoid |
| temperamental |
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insecurely attached 2- Six-month-old Mary takes a pretty nasty fall on the playground. Before she responds, she looks up at mom, who smiles, looks her over, and encourages her to go down the slide again. Mary’s behavior reflects which concept?
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In: Psychology
Terms and Definitions
A corporation is a legal entity, distinct and separate from the individuals who create and operate it. As a legal entity, it can sell shares of ownership, called stock. In many cases, a dollar amount may be assigned to each share of stock; this is called the ????? of the shares. When only one class of stock is issued, it is called ?????? . A corporation may issue more than one class of stock. In this case, the second class of stock will have various preference rights, such as a preference to dividends, and is called ?????? .
Understanding the Business Transaction
Each share of common stock has equal rights. The maximum number of shares of stock that a corporation can issue (as stated in its charter) is the number of shares ???? . The number of shares previously sold to shareholders is the number of shares ?????, while the number of shares remaining in the hands of stockholders is the number of shares ???? .
Stock is often issued by a corporation at a price other than its par value. If stock is issued (sold) for a price that is above its par value, the stock has been sold at a ??? . If stock is issued (sold) for a price that is less than its par value, the stock has been sold at a ????? .
On January 6, Dee-Light Corporation issued for cash 17,400 shares of $2 par value common stock at $31 per share. On May 10, Dee-Light issued at par 4,900 shares of preferred 4% stock, $20 par for cash. On June 22, Dee-Light issued for cash 25,650 shares of 4%, $25 par value preferred stock at $28 per share. Determine the amount of cash that Dee-Light will receive from each of these stock issuances.
| Issue Date | Cash Received | |
| January 6 | $ ? | |
| May 10 | $ ? | |
| June 22 | $ ? |
Recording in the Accounting System
Journalize the entry to record the January 6 issuance of common stock. If an amount box does not require an entry, leave it blank or enter "0".
| Jan. 6 | |||
Journalize the entry to record the May 10 issuance of preferred stock.
| May 10 | |||
Journalize the entry to record the June 22 issuance of preferred stock. If an amount box does not require an entry, leave it blank or enter "0".
| June 22 | |||
In: Accounting
from 5 NSG diagnosis for pt . with hemorrhagic CVA who is in deep coma
In: Nursing
You read in this chapter a quote from an ethnographer in the McKinney housing study who learned that a house resident was talking seriously about cutting himself. If you were the ethnographer, would you have immediately informed house staff about this? Would you have told anyone? What is the resident asked you not to tell anyone? In what circumstances would you feel it is ethical to take action to prevent the likelihood of a subject harming him or herself or others?
In: Psychology
Who gains from the action for Kinder Morgan in El Paso, in what ways, and for what reasons?
In: Operations Management
The parents who vaccinate their children get only a portion of the benefit from this vaccination. Parents of other children also gain because their kids are less likely to catch the disease when so many children are immune. Use marginal benefit and marginal cost curves to explain a decision by parents when they consider whether to have their children vaccinated against chicken pox. Be sure to have a curve for the parents’ marginal benefit from having their own children vaccinated as well as society’s marginal benefit.
In: Economics
The latest departure from the BurgerSupreme executive team was James Pickle who was in charge of purchasing. Mr. Pickle had to leave because he broke the law and took a bribe to give the contract to Radioactive Lettuce a provider of lettuce, pickles, and other accoutrements. Mr. Pickle in explaining why he had taken a bribe said that his action had been good for BurgerSupreme and its shareholders as Radioactive Lettuce had given them a better deal and Burger Supreme paid less for lettuce and tomatoes than to any other of their competitors.
Based on the logic proposed by Milton Friedman on the responsibility of managers, is James Pickle action acceptable?
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Yes, it's acceptable because he was not benefiting personally |
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| b. |
No, it's not acceptable because it is ethically wrong |
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| c. |
Yes, it's acceptable because his actions maximize profits |
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| d. |
No, it's not acceptable because he broke the law |
In: Operations Management
Q2)
A listed company has been recently trying to adhere to corporate governance provisions who are a requirement of the Stock Exchange.
The company’s CEO holds 60% of the company’s share capital with the remaining holding being widely disbursed. The CEO also took up the role of the Chairman in an attempt to minimize costs as he has stated, however analysts have been claiming that he took up this role to avoid questioning of his decisions.
Required:
Taking into account the necessity of good corporate governance principles within the company, critically evaluate the issues arising from the case.
In: Finance
Below are the jersey numbers of 11 players randomly selected from a football team. Find the? range, variance, and standard deviation for the given sample data. What do the results tell? us?
68,26,22,18,27,94,39,35,86,69,43
In: Statistics and Probability
In: Economics