Apprehension, as Used in Assault, Means

question 3

Multiple Choice

Apprehension, as used in assault, means

• A) a person reasonably fears for his or her physical safety in anticipation of being struck by an unconsented, harmful, or distasteful contact.
• B) a person's response to having been struck or contacted in an offensive manner by a tortfeasor.
• C) a person's reasonable fear that a tortfeasor's offensive language will provoke physical retaliation.
• D) the tortfeasor's intent to touch another person in an offensive or harmful manner.

Outline different types of organisational change and their objectives.

Understand the role of a manager as a change agent in the workplace.

Recognize the different targets for planned organizational change.

Distinguish between planned and unplanned change.

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Definitions:

Intrinsic Rewards

Personal satisfaction and enjoyment derived from engaging in an activity, not contingent upon external rewards or recognition.

Extrinsic Rewards

Rewards given by external factors, such as money or praise, which motivate behavior not inherently rewarding.

Brain Stimulation

Techniques for applying electrical or magnetic fields to the brain to influence neurological function.

Olds and Milner

Psychologists known for discovering the brain's pleasure center by conducting experiments involving electrical brain stimulation in rats.