Questions and Answers of Resource Management For Individuals

How many months or years of training or studying did it take?
Can you remember a time when you were very motivated? When you succeeded in a public performance or in a competition? What steps led you to that performance or outcome?
How will I feel when I achieve this goal?
How will this goal benefit others?
What will I be able to do once this goal is achieved?
What benefits will attaining this goal bring to my life?
What does he mean by that? What is produced in households?
5. Economist Gary Becker says a household can be regarded as a “small factory.”
4. How is a family a system? How do families cope with change? Give an example.
3. According to the chapter content, what is the difference between positive and negative feedback?
2. “There is nothing so practical as a good theory,” says Kurt Lewin. Explain how theory is useful.
1. Compare and contrast typical homes and household tasks in 1900, in 1950, and today according to the information given in this chapter.
Apparently kitchens are more than what they seem.Why do you think they have become bigger at the same time that families have become smaller? Which of the four segments fits the household you grew up
Why do you think standards of hygiene changed?
How many showers or baths would be normal where you live? Does it vary by age group?
5. Lamanna and Reidmann have given a definition of family which includes a list of three common characteristics. Does your family fit these three or would you add something to the list or take
4. How does technology influence management style? Give an example of a technological change in the 20th or 21st century.
3. Which fields of study have affected the study of management? Select one and explain its relevance to the field of resource management.
2. Harvard economists Alberto Alesina and Paolo Giuliano say that strong family ties imply more reliance on the family as an economic unit that provides goods and services and less on outside
1. Why does Daniel Gilbert, author of Stumbling on Happiness, say that experiences might bring more satisfaction than durable goods? Do you agree or disagree?
Who manages?
Why manage?
What is management?
As you read these descriptions of singles and families, what do they tell you about how families and households are changing and what might happen in the future?
What other options does he have?
Jason has graduated but doesn’t have a job and is living with his parents while he searches for a job.Should he continue to stay at home after he finds a job and build his savings,or should he rent
What adjustments should have been made?
Which decisions or plans worked and which ones failed?
What was learned?
Was the problem solved?
know wear school uniforms? What were the pros and cons of wearing uniforms from the students’and parents’points of view? Consider factors like cost?
Do you think school uniforms are a good or bad idea? Explain why. Did you or anyone you
how you think increased urbanization will impact how families function.
Pick one of these implications (environment,employment,or transportation) and explain
Where do I fit in?
How can I succeed?
What should I be doing with my life?
Where does the time go?

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