An Advantage to HRAs and FSAs Is That

question 96

Multiple Choice

An advantage to HRAs and FSAs is that

• A)employees can accumulate savings with tax deferred until they take the money out at retirement.
• B)there is no limit to the dollar amount that can be put in those accounts or what the money can be spent on.
• C)employees pay income tax on the money as it goes into the account, but then it grows tax free until retirement.
• D)employees do not have to pay income tax on money received from their employers through these accounts.

Recognize the importance of tone and politeness levels in professional communication.

Understand the role of positive emphasis in organizational success and employee motivation.

Distinguish between direct and indirect requests and the appropriate contexts for each.

Identify effective techniques for conveying bad news or negative information in a positive or neutral manner.

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Definitions:

Learned By Association

The process of forming connections between stimuli and responses, typically through conditioning.

Ivan Pavlov

A Russian physiologist known for his work in classical conditioning, demonstrating how stimuli can trigger conditioned responses in dogs.

Observational Learning

A learning process through watching the behaviors of others and the outcomes of those behaviors.

Direct Experience

Personal involvement or encounter with an event or environment, serving as a powerful method for learning.