Matching ​Match Each Scenario with the Type of Fit It Illustrates

question 19

Multiple Choice

Matching
​Match each scenario with the type of fit it illustrates.
-​person-group fit

• A)​Mariois one of the top salespeople at a BMW dealership.As a vegan, Mario doesn't like the fact that many of the BMW's he sells have leather seats.Still, he is good at this job and motivated by the opportunity to sell high quality vehicles.
• B)​Googlehas a strong culture of innovation, which Leila really likes.She previously worked at Microsoft, and although her job there was almost identical, she's much happier now that she's in a less bureaucratic, more innovative environment that supports autonomy and smart risk taking.
• C)​Hank has always been a social person, and he enjoys working with people.Pressured by his parents to pick a "real" major, he got a degree in chemistry and now spends every day at work alone in a dank lab.Peter is regretting his decision to go into science as a career because he has very little social contact.
• D)​Jyotiis very happy with her work team.Everyone supports each other and is responsible about meeting both individual and team goals, making Jyoti enjoy coming to work even though she actually doesn't like many aspects of that job all that much.

Identify the anatomical structures of the upper limb.

Understand the functions and connections of bones in the pectoral girdle and upper limb.

Describe the articulations between bones of the upper limb.

Recognize the role of specific bone features in movements and muscle attachments.

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