When Communicating with a Person with a Disability, All of the Following

question 22

Multiple Choice

When communicating with a person with a disability, all of the following are generally accepted guidelines EXCEPT:

• A) speak directly to the person.
• B) try to position yourself at eye level if a person uses a wheelchair or crutches.
• C) provide assistance without asking.
• D) do not lean on a person's wheelchair as this may be an invasion of personal space.
• E) don't use childish language with people who have no mental disability.

Discuss the concepts of organizational culture and its uniqueness.

Comprehend the relationship between personal issues and professional performance.

Recognize the role of Abraham Maslow's hierarchy of needs in illustrating motivational factors at work.

Understand the classification of different types of activities in the statement of cash flows (operating, investing, financing).

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Definitions:

Check Box Control

An interactive element in a user interface that allows users to select or deselect one or more options from a list.

Subform/Subreport Control

A control in database applications that displays data from a related secondary source within a main form or report.

Form Design View

The mode in database applications where the layout, structure, and design of a form for entering or displaying data can be edited.

Linking

The process of creating connections between different pieces of data, databases, or applications to allow for data sharing or interaction.