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Vocabulary Test: Matching QuizWords:Exiled, Tyrant, Capitalism, Autocracy, Empire, Settlement, Reformers, Legislature, Revolt, Bureaucracy
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Vocabulary Test: Child Care CareersWords:puppeteer, Nurse/Midwife, gynecology, paramedic, au pair, obstetrics, nanny, dental hygienist, sonographer, activities director, animator, toy designer, parent educator, pediatric nurse, ophthalmologist, genetic counselor, optometrist, pediatrician, play therapist
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Vocabulary Test: Old and Middle English MatchingWords:appositives, litotes, King Alfred, Edward the Confessor, Angles, Saxons, and Jutes, The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle, kenning, caesura, Comitatus, Vikings, Venerable Bede, St. Augustine, celts, wyrd, ubi sunt, Exeter Book; Vercelli Book, scop
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Vocabulary Test: History 5Words:Bastille, Hispaniola, Marie Antionette, March of the Women, Toussaint L’ Ouverture, Napoleon Bonaparte, Balance of Power , People of Color, Olympe de Gouges, Loyalists
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Vocabulary Test: White Lilacs VocabWords:Garden of Eden, veranda, sideboard, shanties, mortician, fretting, composition, crochet, astonished , petition, coax, etched, chandelier, Victrola, bureau, undetected, abolitionists, goblet, welfare, inhabitants, benefactors, Juneteenth, The Emancipation Proclomation, Jim Crow Laws, Four o'Clocks, benediction, Marcus Garvey, Ku Klux Klan, The Flats, momento, fiancee, shrewd, browse, obstinate, suffragist, patriotic, tuckered, hallowed, seized, embroidered, wailed, fretted, partial, resignation, sapling, charlatan, menace, prevailed, downhearted, debate
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Vocabulary Test: Leadership Test 2 VocabularyWords:power, one-minute self-sell, politics, connection power, expert power, information power, legitimate power, negotiating, networking , Substitutes for leadership, coercive power, path-goal leadership model, Prescriptive leadership models, leadership model, reciprocity, normative leadership model, Leadership Continuum model, Contingency leadership model, Descriptive leadership models, University of Michigan Leadership Model, writing objectives model, Process motivation theories, reinforcement theory, two-factor theory, motivation process, Ohio State University Leadership Model, leadership style, Motivation, Leadership Grid, Hierarch of needs theory, Goal setting theory, Giving praise model, expectancy theory, Equity theory, Content Motivation theories, Acquired needs theory, referent power, reward power
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Vocabulary Test: Leadership Test 2 outlineWords:Expert power, referent power, information power, Coercive power?, Reward power?, Legitimate power, Influencing tactics?, Personal power?, Position power?, power?, Reinforcement theory, Process motivation theories, The Motivation Process, Motivation theories, Content motivation theories , Situational Leadership model, Fiedler's Contingency Model, Motivation, Personal power, Contingency theories, Power, Position power, Leadership Grid Theory, Iowa leadership styles? (lewin), Ohio State Model, connection power , influence, social exchange theory
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Vocabulary Test: History chapter 26Words:Holocaust, D-day, Internment camps, Ration, Disarmament, Blitzkrieg, Lend-lease, Appeasement, Totalitarian, Fascism, Genocide, Mobilization, Anti-semitism, Dictator, Island hopping, Kamikazes
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Vocabulary Test: ArchitectureWords:Acanthus , Aisle , Apse , Arch , Ashlar , Barrel Vault , Colossal Order , Composite Order , Corinthian Order , Cornice , Cortile , Doric Order , Engaged column , Entablature , Frieze , Ionic Order, Intercolumniation , Loggia , Nave , Pendentive , Pediment , Quoin , Rustication , Stringcourse , Allie
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Vocabulary Test: Critical Thinking Test ReviewWords:.com, .net, .edu, .org, .gov, .mil, .kids, domain, cite, citation, reference, footnote, source, URL, page, bias, ethos, pathos, logos, logic, logical fallacy, evaluate, validity, reliablity
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Vocabulary Test: Ch 8-2 - Direct HitsWords:exonerate, exculpate, complicity, pertinent, contiguous, exacerbate, desiccated, inquisition, ameliorate, demarcation, egalitarian, coerce, desenfranchise, enfranchise, manifesto, autocrat, despot, consensus, indisputable, precedent, unprecedented, malfeasance
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Vocabulary Test: bhhbhbiohhiuhiuhiuhiuhiuhijhihiohioughiuWords:Rapier, Posterity, Transgression, heretic, tyrant, chaste, disposition, vex, purge, obscure, adversaries, languish, valiant, profane, mutiny, pernicious, dignity, augment, mar, boisterous, canckered , aghast, ample, apparition, assert, cower, disdain, epitaph, ethical, facetious, inaudible, indiscriminate, intrigue, jurisdiction, plausible, plebeian, prodigal, pulverize, sequel, volatile
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Vocabulary Test: Histoire de la grande distribution en FranceWords:les marques de distributeur, les grandes marques, superficies, soldeurs, tout bascule, nettement, puisque, centimes, dévalisé, soutenue, concurrence effrénée, la marge, redémarre, une supérette, un hard discount, un grand magasin, un magasin de proximité, un hypermarché, les produits frais saisonniers, les produits bio, du commerce équitable, les plats cuisinés, les surgelés, la gamme, des produits ménagers, l'enseigne
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Vocabulary Test: Histoire d'HaitiWords:dramatique, en foulant, avides, envahisseurs, piller, cedent, occidontale, à la veille, l'insurrection, La Marine, vaincue, amère, connaît, un martyre, un pactole, pour corser le tout, creuser, céder, la canne à sucre, un affranchi, la dîme, quasi, grignoter, métissé, sanguinaire, un prêtre défroqué, exsangue
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Vocabulary Test: HistoryWords:to quarter, coercive, to brand, propaganda, writs of assistance, to repeal, crown, parliament, boycott, slogan, duties, standing
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Vocabulary Test: HistoryWords:Renaissance, Mayflower Compact, John Winthrop, Proprietary Colony , Stamp Act, Townshend Acts, Boston Tea Party, John Adams, Galloway Plan, Thomas Paine, Crispus Attucks, Jamestown, Bunker Hill, Susanna Martin, Yorktown, Gaspee Incident, James Armistead, Shay's Rebellion, Northwest Ordinance , Pinckney Treaty, Jay's Treaty , Report On Public Credit, William Bradford , Puritans, Great Awakening , Grenville Act, Intolerable, Suffolk Resolves, George Washington, Alexander Hamilton, Thomas Gage, Benedict Arnold, Saratoga, Anne Hutchinson, Pilgrims, Treaty of Amity & Commerce, James Forten, Bill of Rights, Whiskey Rebellion, XYZ Affair, Fernando Cortes, John Smith, Indentured Servant, Royal Colonies, Navigation Acts, Quartering Act, Boston Massacre, George III, Benjamin Franklin, Continental Congress, Charles Cornwallis, Johnathan Edwards, Olive Branch Petition , Valley Forge, James Madison , Battle of Fallen Timbers, Report on Manufactures, Alien and Sedition Acts
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Vocabulary Test: Chapter 12 HistoryWords:nominating convention, spoils system, Indian Removal Act of 1830, majority, plurality, veto, favorite son, bureaucracy, National Republicans, Whig Party, mudslinging, Osceola, Andrew Jackson, John Quincy Adams, Henry Clay, John C. Calhoun, William Henry Harrison, John Tyler, James K. Polk, Nicholas Biddle, Daniel Webster, Martin Van Buren
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Vocabulary Test: Test 2 Leadership sWords:Reinforcement theory answers..?, The Motivation Process w/ Motivation Theories?, Content motivation theories answer..?, Giving praise (step by step), Putting the motivation theories together?, Giving Praise?, What is the FOLLY of rewarding A, but hoping for B?, Common management reward follies?, Changing behavior?, Motivating with reinforcement?, Continuous reinforcement?, Intermittent reinforcement?, You get what you reinforce?, Types of Interval alternatives?, Motivator factors (job itself), Money as a motivator?, R2, R3, R4, S1 - telling/directing is?, S2 - selling/coaching is?, S3 - participating/supporting is?, S4 - delegating is?, Primary style?, Secondary Style?, Style Range?, Why is style range important?, Style Adaptability / effectiveness, Reinforcement theory, Components of Reinforcement theory?, Consequences of behavior?, Reinforcement?, Contingency leadership variables?, Theory Z?, Contingency Leadership Model?, Contingency Leadership Model w/in CLFramework, Fiedler's Contingency Model?, How do you determine task/relationship orientation (Fiedler)?, Least Preferred Coworker (LPC) scale?, Situational favorableness?, Situational favorablness variables?, Leader member relations?, Task Structure?, Position Power?, Schedules of reinforcement?, Reinforcement theory is unethical b/c?, Punishment (and negative effects?), Positive Punishment?, Negative Punishment?, Types of punishment?, Punishment provides what?, Extinction?, Negative Reinforcement?, Positive reinforcement?, Types of reinforcement?, Punishment?, Determining most effective leader style (hersey/blanchard), R1, S4 - delegating, S2 - Selling/coaching, S3 - Participating/supporting, S1 - Telling/directing, Lo-LPC (task-oriented) (8), Situational Leadership Theory, Lo-LPC (task-oriented) 1-3, Hi-LPC (relationship oriented) 4-7, Changing the situation?, Criteria for setting objectives?, Contingency Leadership Theories?, Contingencies that influence leadership style?, The contingency approach?, Leadership Model?, Leaderhip Theories vs Leadership Models, Leadership Theory?, "SMART" goals?, Writing objectives model? (part of Goal-setting), Goal setting theory? (long winded), Motivating with expectancy theory?, Expectancy? , Valence worthwhileness?, Expectancy theory -- Gym program example, Instrumentality?, Expectancy theory variables?, Expectancy theory (in depth), Inputs not being fairly rewarded by outputs?, Expectancy theory? (long winded_), What i get from my job? (outputs), Need for Power?, Need for Achievement?, Motivating with equity theory?, Equity theory? long winded?, Rewarding people equitably?, Equity theory?, Motivating Employees iwth Hi n Aff?, Motivationg Employees with Hi n Pow?, Motivating employees with a Hi n Ach?, Need for affiliation?, Motivating employees with the Two-Factor theory?, Acquired needs theory (long winded?), Inputs of equity theory?, Maintenance factors (hygienes, work environment), Two-Factor motivation theory?, How do organizations meet esteem needs?, How do organizations meet self-actualization needs?, Motisvating employees with the hierarchy of needs theory?, Content Motivation Theories?, Hierarchy of needs theory (long-winded), Maslow's five needs?, Physiological needs..?, Safety needs?, Social (belongingness) needs?, Esteem needs?, Self-Actualization needs?, How do organizations provide physiological needs?, How do organizations provide safety needs?, Equity theory? (simplified), Expectancy Theory? (simplified), Goal-Setting Theory? (simplified), How do organizations meet social needs?, Hierarchy of Needs theory (simplified_), Two-Factor theory? (simplified)_, Acquired needs theory (simplified), Reinforcement Theory?, The motivation process?, Process Motivation Theories?, Content Motivation Theories?, Motivation?, Team (9,9) Leadership Grid?, Behavioral Theory contributions and applications?, Country Club (1,9) Leadership Grid?, Middle of the raod (5,5) Leadership Grid?, Blake and Mounton Leadership Grid?, Impoverished (1,1) Leadership Grid?, Authority-Compliance (9,1) Leadership Grid?, Contributions and applications of Models?, Differences between the Models?, Pygmalion effect?, Initiating structure?, What do leaders do to show initiating structure?, What do leaders do to show consideration?, Ohio State Leadership Model?, Consideration?, Consideration behavior? Ohio State definition, Initiating Structure behavior? Ohio State definition, Employee-Centered leadership style? U. Michigan definition, Job-Centered leadership style? U. Michigan definition, U. Michigan Leadership Model, Use Democratic style...?, Use Autocratic style...?, Autocratic vs. Democratic (Lewin), Autocratic leader? U. Iowa definition, Democratic leader? U. Iowa definition, What is leadership style?, U. Iowa Leadership Styles, Leadership Behavior and Styles?, Whan is obedience highest?, Behavioral theory paradigm?, Legitimate power could be?, What is an example of conformity and obedience?, Referent Power (better?), Legitimate power (better?), Expert power (better?), Coercive power (better?), Most effective leaders use what type of power?, Reward power (better?), Hard/position power?, Soft/Personal Power?, Expert Power?, Coercive Power?, Legitimate power?, Referent Power?, Responses to the use of power?, Reward power?, Process motivation theories answer..?, Influence?, Five Types of Leader Power?, Power?, Comprehensive leadership style Type?, Comprensive leadership style?, What Do I believe as a leader?, How you lead is what?, Engagement?, Service Orientation?, Person-Orientation?, Position power is?, Personal power is?, Managers can have what kind of power?, empowerment?, consulation influencing technique, rational persuasion influencing tactic, ingratiaion influencing tactic, Connection power (personal), Information power? (personal), using rational persuasion?, increasing legitimate power?, Referent power is based on?, Inspirational appeals influencing tactic, Expert power makes others what?, Social exchange theory
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Vocabulary Test: Act I VocabWords:a cause of annoyance, supreme and independent power or authority, to love with foolish fondness, to lessen the seriousness of, freedom of judgement or choice, offensively or indecently
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Vocabulary Test: Act IIIWords:a listener, filled with love; charmed or captivated, a person's relatives, ridicule; mockery, to change from a soft or fluid state to a rigid or solid state, , exposure to injury or danger; grave risk, compensation or payment, as for any injury or wrongdoing, obviously planned or forced; artificial; strained, into separate parts; in or into pieces , characterization; person
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