Scenario A: as a Consultant to a Customer Service Facility,Hans

question 11

Multiple Choice

Scenario A: As a consultant to a customer service facility,Hans Hiroko is conducting a leadership training seminar.He encourages several managers who are present to describe their success as leaders.
Stewart Sanjit says that he is successful because when he tells his subordinates to do something,they do it because he is the boss,and that is that.
Kim Kaley explains that she can get her employees to do what she wants because they like her and they want her to like them.
Jorge Mikal feels that his employees are cooperative because they realize that he knows more about how their jobs are done than anybody else in the plant.
Sara Lindsay says that all the others should use her secret: "If I can't get someone to work,I just take away their leave privileges and that corrects that problem!"
Scott Feargal gets more work from his team by getting the upper management to sanction incentives to the top performers of the month.
-From Scenario A,it can be inferred that Kaley exhibits ________ power.

• A)referent
• B)expert
• C)legitimate
• D)reward
• E)coercive

Describe the concepts of consistency and relative efficiency in estimators.

Identify the conditions under which a sample variance provides an unbiased estimate of population variance.

Explain the concept and importance of confidence intervals in estimating population parameters.

Comprehend the methodology for calculating an unbiased estimator of variance and mean.

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Definitions:

Underreporting

The failure to report all instances of a particular event or condition, leading to less accurate data or understanding.

Sexual Abuse

Involves forced or unwanted sexual activity or exploitation, including harassment, assault, and rape, often by someone known to the victim, infringing upon the individual's freedom and bodily integrity.

Stepfathers

Men who marry someone with children from a previous relationship and may take on the role of a father figure to those children.

Biological Fathers

Men who have contributed genetically to the creation of a child, regardless of their relationship or involvement with the child thereafter.