Matching -An Example of Reasonable Accommodation

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Multiple Choice

Matching
-An example of reasonable accommodation.

• A)direct threat
• B)mental impairment
• C)physical changes to workplace and/or equipment
• D)major life activities
• E)qualified individual with a disability
• F)reasonable accommodation
• G)sitting
• H)undue hardship
• I)essential functions of the job
• J)The Rehabilitation Act of 1973

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Definitions:

Model Sum

A statistical term used to describe the total sum of squares in a model, measuring the variation explained by the model.

Squares

In mathematics, squares refer to numbers that result from multiplying a number by itself, or geometrically, shapes with four equal sides and four right angles.

Two-way ANOVA

A method in statistics for examining how two nominal variables predict the behavior of a continuous response variable.

Factor A

Represents a specific variable or condition in an experiment or study that is manipulated to determine its effect on an outcome.