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1. Which of the following statements is false?
a. Most corporations include in their annual reports comparisons of important elements of their financial statements for recent years.
b. It is possible to compare one firm's accounting data with another firm's accounting data as long as both firms used generally accepted accounting procedures.
c. Many firms compare their financial results with industry averages.
d. The format and information contained in one firm's financial statements are most likely to differ drastically from the format and information contained in another firm's financial statements.
e. Many managers compare the financial results from one accounting period with the results from previous accounting periods.
2. Lexie is a lackluster employee who rarely comes to the office and always complains about having to share an office with her coworkers. Lexie tells her supervisor that she would work better in her own office. Her supervisor agrees to the new office. This situation is best described as __________
1. neutral reinforcement
2. positive reinforcement
3. Punishment
4. extinction
5. Negative reinforcement
3. Which of the following statements is false?
a. Most corporations include in their annual reports comparisons of important elements of their financial statements for recent years.
b. It is possible to compare one firm's accounting data with another firm's accounting data as long as both firms used generally accepted accounting procedures.
c. Many firms compare their financial results with industry averages.
d. The format and information contained in one firm's financial statements are most likely to differ drastically from the format and information contained in another firm's financial statements.
e. Many managers compare the financial results from one accounting period with the results from previous accounting periods.
4. The debts of a business that will be paid in one year or less are called its
a. long-term liabilities.
b. current assets.
c. expenses.
d. current liabilities.
e. prepaid expenses.
5. Drew is looking for new ways to motivate his front of house restaurant cashiers. He decides to have the cashiers do more things like walking around the restaurant filling waters,bringing out bread as customers are seated, and clearing any empty plates. Drew is using _____ to motivate his cashiers.
1. intrinsic rewards
2. job enrichment
3. job enlargement
4. extrinsic rewards
5. physiological needs