Ayesha Drummond, a Manager at Hi-Yield Investment Group, Is Not

question 37

Multiple Choice

Ayesha Drummond, a manager at Hi-Yield Investment Group, is not always able to control her temper at work. If anyone contradicts her, she gets red in the face, raises her voice, and challenges others' opinions. Ayesha's assistant, Violeta Padilla, feels threatened and upset when Ayesha gets angry. Violeta has noticed that her own and others' decision-making ability is hindered by Ayesha's negative moods. Violeta decides to take the initiative and discuss her concerns directly with Ayesha. Of the following, what should Violeta focus on in the discussion?

• A)Violeta should say that she cannot work for a manager who gets angry because she is an introvert who needs a quiet environment.
• B)She should inform Ayesha that Ayesha does not have a good understanding of her own emotions.
• C)She should explain that Ayesha's subordinates want to feel comfortable making decisions, but her outbursts create an atmosphere of fear.
• D)Violeta should read Ayesha passages taken from a recent journal article on emotional intelligence in the workplace.
• E)Violeta should accuse Ayesha of being irrational and conclude that she has no business being a manager.

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Definitions:

Disjunction

A logical operation expressing that at least one of its connected statements is true.

Tautology

A statement that is true by necessity or by virtue of its logical form.

Conjunct

In logic, a component of a compound statement formed by joining two statements with the word 'and'.

Conjunction

In linguistics, a term employed to link clauses or sentences together, or to arrange words within a single clause.