When You Have Covered All the Main Points in Your

question 14

Multiple Choice

When you have covered all the main points in your speech,you should

• A) make sure your concluding remarks are memorable and expressed in a tone that is appropriate to the situation.
• B) wrap up as quickly as possible.
• C) avoid using such phrases as "To sum it all up" and "In conclusion."
• D) keep it simple with a statement such as, "Well, I guess that's it."
• E) be careful not to repeat any of them.

Grasp the general purpose of probability and its application in predicting the likelihood of events.

Identify and apply the most appropriate method of establishing probability based on the nature of the event or outcome under consideration.

Understand the concept of subjective assessment in determining probabilities.

Understand and apply different methods for establishing probabilities (method of equal alternatives, method of frequency, intuitive judgment, counting method).

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Definitions:

Lewin's Approach

A model of change developed by Kurt Lewin, which includes the stages of unfreezing, changing, and refreezing to facilitate successful change implementation.

Thawing

The process of something frozen, such as ice or snow, becoming liquid or soft as it warms.

Refreezing

The final stage in the process of change, where new behaviors are solidified and integrated into normal operations.

Change Competency

The ability of an organization or individual to effectively adapt to new conditions or changes in the environment.