In Autistic Children, Head Banging, Spinning in Circles, and Rocking

question 25

Multiple Choice

In autistic children, head banging, spinning in circles, and rocking are behaviors that

• A) are exceedingly rare.
• B) are common forms of self-stimulation.
• C) are used because these children find repetitive routines very aversive.
• D) are believed to be ways of communicating without language.

Articulate the key dimensions of political skill within organizations.

Discuss the characteristics of powerful people in organizations as identified by Moss Kanter.

Explain the strategies for empowering individuals within an organization as advised by Jay Conger.

Understand different types of role conflicts and their implications in organizational settings.

---

Definitions:

Land Ownership

The legal or rightful possession of land, which includes the right to use, rent, sell, or bequeath it.

Enclosure

The process of converting shared or communal lands into individually owned property, often associated with agricultural changes in Britain.

England

A country that is part of the United Kingdom, located on the island of Great Britain, known for its rich history, cultural heritage, and major contributions to literature, science, and politics.