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PROJECT MANAGEMENTActivity RENOVATING A HOMEQuestions:As a project manager, you realize there may be substantial resistance to changes brought about by this project, describe any strategy or strategies you would employ to resolve this issue. (Make mention of any group from which this resistance may originate.)After analyzing this project what TWO (2) risks have you identified and how would you respond to these risks as the project manager? A customer from Cavallaro's Frut Stand picks a sample of 4 oranges at random from a crate containing to oranges, c rotten oranges? (Round your answer to three decimal places) What is the standard deviation of returns on an asset that gives returns of 20%, 5%, and -15% with the probabilities of 20%, 50%, and 30% ? (Hint: the mean return is 2%)a. 156.00%b. 3.69%c. 12.49%d. 14.34%e. 14.40% Sigmund Freud is to psychoanalysis as _____ is to cognitive behavioral therapy. a. B.F. Skinner b. A Aaron T. Beck c. Ren Descartes d. Doctor McStuffins In order to determine how trusting someone is, which items in the following scale would need to be reverse scored? (Please list them in numerical order): 1______, _______, ________,12,______, _________17.1. In dealing with others, it is better to be cautious until there is proof that they are trustworthy. 2. Most people can be counted on to do what they say they will do. 3. In these competitive times one has to be alert or someone is likely to take advantage of you. 4. Most people are basically dependable. 5. Most people will not steal something even if given the opportunity. 6. When interacting with others, you should always be careful about what you say (so your words cannot be used against you.) 7. People generally act in a sincere manner. 8. Most people are inclined to help others. 9. Even strangers in my country are generally trustworthy. 10. Most people are primarily concerned with their own self-interest. 11. People are essentially truthful. 12. It is difficult to ever completely trust anyone. 13. Most students will cheat if they think they can get away with it. 14. If you are very trusting, people will take advantage of you. 15. People often act in the best interest of others, even when they receive nothing in return. 16. People are fundamentally cooperative. 17. Most people will be dishonest if it is to their advantage. 18. Most people will keep a promise if they make one. 19. If you act in good faith with people, almost all of them will act in the same way towards you. 20. Most people do not take advantage of others. Reverse score the appropriate items. Execute an appropriate follow-up test to determine on which days of the week the mean delivery time is different. what is your conclusion? [save the script to the data file] A silver wire has a length of 23.0 m and a resistance of 4.40 at 20.0C. Assuming a circular cross section, what is the wire diameter (in mm)? The reactivity of silver at 10.0 C is 1.59 x 10^-6 omega x m Between which fingers should the thread be held for a square knot? a.Thumb and ring finger b.Index finger and thumb c.Index and middle finger d.Thumb and middle finger e.it does not matter which fingers are used Each of the matrices in Problems 49-54 is the final matrix form for a system of two linear equations in the variables x and x2. Write the solution of the system. 1 0 | -4 49. 0 1 | 6 1 -2 | 15 53. 0 0 | 0 You are excited to buy your first house. Based on your credit history, the bank is willing to lend you money at 6 percent interest compounded monthly. You can afford monthly payments of $1,466. How much can you afford to borrow? Assume the mortgage is for 21 years What is the value of n in the equation of 1/n=x^2-x+1if the roots are unequal and real n>0 Compare a normal EKG with an abnormal one that indicatestachycardia and explain how it can be used to diagnose thecondition. Explain the symptoms and treatment for thatcondition. Max emailed Jacob offering to sell him a diamond ring for $400. Upon receipt of the offer, Jacob immediately emailed back, "I dont have $400. Ill give you $300." Max replied, "Thats not high enough." Jacob then e-mailed his acceptance agreeing to pay $400. Max refused to sell the ring to Jacob. Which of the following statements is true?A. There is no contractB. Jacob's first response to Max is a counterofferC. Both A and B are trueD. There is a contract as Max accepted Jacob's offer Explain three (3) ways the federal government changed orexpanded from the time of Jefferson to Jackson? If the market value of a telecommunications share is $252.00,calculate the year-end dividends that it should be able to pay inperpetuity if money is worth 4.50% compounded semi-annually. Hypertonicity within an agonist decreases the neural drive to the antagonist or opposing muscle, thereby weakening that said (opposing) muscle which then relies upon a synergistic muscle to help generate adequate force at that body segment.T/F Alexandra Cunningham of Gardner, Massachusetts, has a $170,000 participating cash-value policy written on her life. The policy has accumulated $4,200 in cash value; Alexandra has borrowed $2,600 of this value. The policy also has accumulated unpaid dividends of $1,270. Yesterday Alexandra paid her premium of $1,400 for the coming year. What is the current death benefit from this policy? 1) The Robbers Cave study provided evidence that:Group of answer choicesindividuals are, by nature, prejudicedpeople possess a natural tendency to not engage in prejudiceconflict leads to prejudiceresources tend to be scarce What part of the 20 different amino acids are actually different from each other? what parts are the same? DESCRIPTION:This activity is conceived to determine the understanding of students about applied ethics.Answer the following:1. In your opinion, are there circumstances that morally justify the deliberate termination of pregnancy? If yes, what are the conditions? 2. Support your answer.3. Is it wrong to sell ones own blood and organs to people who need them? Support your answer?4. Is it wrong to undergo genetic enhancements? Why or why not? Support your answer.