You are meeting your manager to discuss getting a raise. To…

You are meeting your manager to discuss getting a raise. To support the amount of the new salary that you will ask for, you show your manager the salary range for someone in your job, based on a salary survey conducted by a reputable human resources consulting firm. You explain that your job responsibilities match those of others whose salary falls in the top quarter of the range. This is an example of:

Brian wants to buy his brother a new iPad Mini for Christmas…

Brian wants to buy his brother a new iPad Mini for Christmas. However, the stock of that product in Apple stores is so low that he knows his chances of buying one at the mall are slim. Instead, he searches for it on EBay and begins the bidding process. The seller knows that Brian and others want the iPad Mini and don’t have many alternatives to the online marketplace. Because of this _______, the seller’s reserve price is very high, which leaves Brian with little choice but to pay too much.  

Mark was recently assigned a team project at work. He and th…

Mark was recently assigned a team project at work. He and three others were about to start the campaign project for his company when one of his teammates, Adam, decided to delegate the tasks. Adam gave Mark three difficult tasks, while the others were only given one easy task. Mark did not want to seem like he was complaining and he wanted to keep his boss happy so he accepted the work and put in twice as many hours as everyone else for the same amount of pay.  What bargaining style did Mark demonstrate?      

Dan just received an offer to be the new building coordinato…

Dan just received an offer to be the new building coordinator at Cityscape Co. in Chicago. He has created a budget of his anticipated expenses for living in this city and has figured out how much he would need to make to survive. After working through some calculations he decides that the lowest salary he could accept is $45,000. When he begins his negotiation with the potential employer, the $45,000 salary is his:  

The ANA Standards of Practice, also known as the Nursing Pro…

The ANA Standards of Practice, also known as the Nursing Process which informs decision-making, has 6 standards of practice. Identify the standards fully and in order (1 point each) and walk through a clinical scenario of how you carried out each step to make a clinical decision for one of your patients (1 point each) using the standards of the nursing process.