Jacob Recently Returned from a Tour of Duty in Iraq,where

question 37

Multiple Choice

Jacob recently returned from a tour of duty in Iraq,where he served with the U.S.Army's 1^st Infantry Division.Sitting at the kitchen table in his parent's home,he listens to his mom spend several hours making plans for a Caribbean cruise with her a new group of friends.He hears about his sister's recent promotion at work,and about his Dad winning the "Innovator of the Year" award at his company.He reflects back on the lives of the people he has just left - their nightly fears of mortar attacks;their need to boil the drinking water on a daily basis,and,the children that flocked around him begging for something to eat.As he tries to concentrate on his business management text,he recognizes strong correlations between Maslow's hierarchy of needs theory and his present and past environment.He concludes:

• A)His mom is motivated to satisfy her social needs;his sister is probably working toward her self-actualization needs,and the Iraqi citizens have a strong desire to develop their self-esteem needs.
• B)His mom is motivated to satisfy her self-esteem needs;his sister is probably working on her social needs,and,the Iraqi citizens have a strong desire to develop their physiological and their safety needs.
• C)His mom is motivated to satisfy her social needs;his dad and sister are working on self-actualization needs,and the Iraqi citizens have a strong desire to develop their physiological needs and safety needs.
• D)His mom is motivated to satisfy her self-actualization needs;his dad and sister are probably working on their self-esteem needs,and the Iraqi citizens have satisfied their physiological needs,but definitely have safety issues to satisfy.

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Definitions:

C-13 NMR

A type of nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy that focuses on the detection of carbon-13 isotopes to determine the structure of organic compounds.

Off Resonance Splitting

A phenomenon in NMR spectroscopy where the splitting of signal occurs away from the resonance frequency due to interactions with neighboring atoms.

H-NMR Spectra

The set of signals obtained in hydrogen-1 nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy, which provides information on the molecular structure, especially about the environment of hydrogen atoms in a compound.

Quintet

A term often used in NMR spectroscopy to describe a signal pattern consisting of five peaks, indicative of the surrounding nuclear environment in molecules.