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Question: Assume you are being asked to provide advice to the supervisor in each scenario. Briefly respond to each scenario by providing detailed answers to two questions. (a) What is the problem? (b) How can the problem be effectively addressed? Your answers should convince me that you thoroughly understand the material in the textbook. 1. Therese joined the English Department at LaHall College two years ago. It can be really hard for a new Ph.D. to land a full-time teaching job at a decent university so she was thrilled to get the offer. She likes her colleagues and generally enjoys teaching. In three years, the university will vote to determine whether she should receive tenure. A negative vote will mean she'll lose her job; she would have to look for a job at another university in a tough job market. A positive vote would be terrific; she could relax a bit and focus on intellectual activities that fascinated her most. But for now, she has no clear sense of whether she is making enough progress to earn tenure. Her course evaluations from students have been consistently good but not