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What is the major function of insurance? - to allow the spread of risk What are the five important functions of insurance? - 1) insurance is the shifting of financial responsibility for a loss 2) payment will be made only in the event of an insured risk 3) the amount of payment is restricted to...

A. Assumptions CM 4.7.2 PMBOK 5.3.3.1 - - Project planning is ongoing as the team analyzes how long it will take to process both a new order and a change order through the new call center. This analysis helps them determine how many employees must be working in the car center based on anticipated customer volume. This is an example of what? A. Determine budget CM 7.13; PMBOK 7.3 - - The project manager and her team are involved in establishing the cost of the project and applying them to the sch...

What is the definition of "risk"? - the possibility of loss. Types of hazards? - Physical, attitudinal (carelessness), and moral. How do insurance companies measure probabilities? - By observing large numbers (mass) of similar (homogeneous) exposures in the statistical group from which they make...

Mandatory and discretionary - - What other dependency types are possible in a project apart from internal and external dependencies? All of the above - - Which of the below can be the reasons for raising and processing a change request? A Corrective and preventive actions B Updates to controlled documents (like baselines and plans) and deliverables C Defect fixes D All of the above Perform qualitative risk analysis - - In which process are risks prioritized for further analysis or action by asse...

The major function of insurance is: a. To reduce the cost of the losses b. To share the losses of the few among the many c. The safeguard the interest of mortgages d. To serve as a basis of existing credit system - b. To share the losses of the few among the many A peril if best defined as: a. The chance of a loss b. The occurrence of a loss c. The cause of a loss d. The result of a loss - c. The cause of a loss Indemnify means: a. Returning the premium of the insured b. Restoring the insured's...

Prophecy RN Pharmacology A Which of the following medications is known to cause orange-colored urine? phenazopyridine (Pyridium) You are ordered to give digoxin. Your patient's vital signs are as follows: Blood Pressure 130/75, Temp 97.9 oral, HR 52, O2 Sat 100% room air. What should you do next? Hold digoxin and call the provider Normal Saline (NS) is the solution of choice over D5W when preparing to administer a blood transfusion because: Normal Saline is an isotonic solution and prev...

What can be said about a customer service sales associate selection test that successfully measures essential job-related skills and abilities? - It is valid. A valid test accurately reflects the content of the job. The skills and aptitudes required for successful exam performance are aligned with the skills and aptitudes required for successful job performance. HR is recruiting for a job that requires a high degree of accuracy. A mistake made by a worker could be dangerous and costly. What feat...

Nancy Adler identifies four challenges to effective cross-cultural communication. What term describes the challenge that absolves individual responsibility by ascribing obstacles to innate cultural resistance? - Cultural determinism what is the greatest benefit of internet recruiting in a global environment? - increases the volume of applicants for positions under tight time frames Your organization needs to integrate functions and data for customer relationship management, manufacturing resourc...

SMART goals should have which of the following characteristics? - Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Timely When performing a cost-benefit analysis of a proposed project, what is a project worker's salary an example of? - A cost Which of the following is a tool from the Six Sigma approach? - Value stream mapping An organizations overall attitude towards dress code, working remotely, social retreats for employees, and designated break times can be best described as which of the followin...

1. One of the key PEST factors that can influence an organization's global talent acquisition and retention strategies is the following question: Do tax and other socialized incentives exist that could influence hiring decisions? This factor is identified as: A. Political B. Economic C. Social D. Technological - A. Political A. The factor that addresses whether tax or other socialized incentives exist that could influence hiring decisions is a political factor. 2. What is behavioral engagement?...