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Question 1: Are you emotionally intelligent? As you answer this question, assess your own emotional intelligence on each of the components of emotional intelligence detailed in the healthline.com article above. In your assessment, use a scale from one to ten (one being the lowest, ten the highest) and rate yourself on each of the components of emotional intelligence from the article. Please explain each of the ratings. Finally, rate your overall emotional intelligence on the same scale and explain the overall rating. Question 2: Six steps for improving emotional intelligence are explained in the Hacker video above. Which step for improving emotional intelligence do you think is most important? Why? Specifically explain the importance of this step, including why you think the skill is more important than the other steps.

Question 33 All of the following are reasons for the shift toward greater use of promotions and less reliance on advertising over the last two decades except O promotions normally have an immediate impact on sales O declining impact of advertising. O increased cost of advertising O increased level of brand proliferation and brand parity

Question 13 We should be very careful of the problem of _______. The test units who drop out may be systematically different from the test units who remain. For example, salespeople who drop out of a sales training program may be the ones who do not gain anything from the program. In that case, the experiment will only measure the change of effectiveness for the test units who do not leave.     history     mortality     Main testing effect     Selection bias

Which of the following is true of businesses with a strong customer focus?   Question 23 options:   In a customer-focused business, shareholders are more interested in long-run survival than immediate earnings.   A customer-focused business realizes higher profits over the short-term.   In a customer-focused business, managers are usually judged on the last quarter's results, and not not on their efforts to ensure the long-run survival of the business.   A customer-focused business is in synch with customers' needs and requirements, not with competitors' strategies.   A customer-focused business lacks a long-term perspective

QUESTION 3 Beta Corp., a gaming software company, recently launched a new game. The target audience identified by the company was the age group of 12-18 years. The advertising and marketing strategies were designed exclusively to target this age group. However, sales data revealed individuals who belong to the age bracket 18-25 years were the ones who bought the game. The managers at Beta Corp. decided to redesign their marketing strategies to position the game as a product that people of all ages would enjoy. The company's decision to modify its product positioning demonstrates which of the following strategies? a. concurrency control O b. deliberate O C. unrealized O d. emergent e. downsizing   QUESTION 4 Dave's Construction Company conducted a SWOT analysis which resulted in a need to implement business strategies that increase customer awareness and widen their customer base through better customer service to gain a competitive advantage in their industry. Which of the following…

Which type of damages are used to punish a defendant for intentional or grossly neglectful behavior?   Question 37 options:   Punitive damages   Equitable damages   Compensatory damages   None of the above

QUESTION 2 True or False: Problem recognition generally begins when a consumer recognizes there is a "gap" between where the consumer is (actual situation) and where the consumer wants to be (ideal situation). The wider the gap, the more urgency to fill the gap (usually with a purchase).... True False

Question13: Which of the following best describes dispute resolution through an arbitrator? A) A process where a neutral third party facilitates communication between disputing parties to help them reach a mutually acceptable solution. B) A process where a judge hears arguments from both sides and makes a legally binding decision. C) A process where a party decides the outcome of the dispute without the involvement of any third party. D) A process where an arbitrator makes a legally binding decision after hearing evidence from both sides.

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