Mai studied abroad for a semester and returned home excited to tell her family and friends all about her experiences. Mai experienced a sharp sense of letdown as her family and friends quickly lost interest in her stories. Mai is experiencing which stage of the W-shaped adjustment model?

Culture shock can have both positive and negative implications.

What “test” does Frenchman Stephane Baron now use before sending an email to his British colleagues? (The Culture Map)

According to intercultural research, re-entry culture shock is oftentimes _______ stressful than entry culture shock.

The following is an example of applications-first reasoning:   Cacti are plants, and all plants perform photosynthesis.  Therefore, cacti perform photosynthesis. (The Culture Map)

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Tableau Problem #2 – Use the following information to answer questions 46 through 50. Your company has outsourced its IT Help Desk function to a third-party provider.  You have been asked to analyze not only whether the third-party provider has been addressing Help Desk tickets in accordance with stated service level agreements but also how your company personnel have been using the IT Help Desk department. To aid in your analysis,  IT Help Desk ticketing data has been extracted into the Excel spreadsheet linked below.  After briefly reviewing the data you notice that the data includes fields such as ticket number, requestor name, severity, satisfaction score, ticket creation date, etc..   The data set you receive is broken out as follows: Help Desk worksheet with the following data fields: Ticket Number: number that uniquely identifies a help desk ticket (e.g., 411-8513-9) Requestor Name: name of the employee in last name, first name order who is requesting help (e.g., Price, Joe) Ticket Group: classification of the help desk ticket (e.g., Hardware, Software, etc.) Issue Category: category classification of the help desk ticket (e.g., Access/Login, Software, etc.) Severity: classification of the ticket severity level (e.g., 0-Unassigned, 1-Low, etc.) Days Open: number of days the help desk ticket was/is open (e.g., 15) Requestor Satisfaction Score: classification of the requestor’s satisfaction with help desk ticket resolution (e.g., 0-Unknown, 2-Satisfied, etc.) Date Created: date the help desk ticket was created in month/day/year format (e.g., 3/1/2024) Specifically, you are to: download and save the following data ‘IT Help Desk Ticket Data.xlsx’;  look through the data in Excel – this will help you become familiar with the data connect Tableau to the data and then drag the Help Desk worksheet onto the Tableau canvas; The data has 8 fields with 9,863 rows.  Before beginning, please double check the ‘Data Source’ tab in Tableau states 8 fields with 9,863 rows to ensure all data has been loaded. In addition, in order to perform distinct counts you may need to duplicate the ‘Ticket Number’ dimension and convert that duplicate into a measure.  To duplicate, right click the dimension, select ‘Duplicate’.  To convert into a measure, drag the duplicate into measures. using Tableau, answer the questions that follow; and delete the data file once finished.

Ron Swanson has created custom statues made out of wood for over ten years.  For every sale, he obtains the customer’s name, address, and a description of the statue.  Ron has hired you to construct an accounting information system (i.e., database) which he wants modeled after his paper records.  As you look over the records, you notice that some customers have the same customer number.  For example, Rob Farnsworth, Bob Farnsworth, and Sam Farnsworth all have the same customer number.  Ron says they have the same customer number because they all live at the same address. You explain to Ron that, in the customer data table being created, every customer will be identified by a unique customer number, the table’s primary key, that can not be left blank. Your explanation is describing the _______________________.

A nurse is caring for a frail older adult client with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. The client always remains in a sitting position to help him breathe more easily. Based on the understanding that prolonged sitting may put pressure on bony prominences, the nurse frequently assesses which area of this client?

A client is admitted from a local skilled nursing facility to the outpatient surgery center for surgical debridement of a stage 4 sacral pressure ulcer. The perioperative nurse discovers that the client does not have a signed consent form for the surgery on the chart or in the surgery center. The client says that they have not talked to the surgeon and that they have many questions regarding their surgery. When informed of this, the surgeon tells the nurse to have the client sign the informed consent form, and he will review it prior to the surgery. What should the nurse do?