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1. What is ethical behavior?

Making choices that may not be considered legal.

Promotes healthy relationships with patients.

Incorporates religious beliefs into decision making.

Reflects the values and guidelines governing decisions in health care practice.

Answer

Correct Answer: Reflects the values and guidelines governing decisions in health care practice.

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2. What is the definition of respect?

Love

Behavior that shows regard for another person with esteem, deference and dignity.

Anger

Hatred

Answer

Correct Answer: Behavior that shows regard for another person with esteem, deference and dignity.

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3. What is teamwork?

Cooperative effort by the members of a group to achieve a common goal.

Effort by two people to achieve a common goal

Individual work

Effort by the members of a group to achieve individual goals.

Answer

Correct Answer: Cooperative effort by the members of a group to achieve a common goal.

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4. What is the main goal of Interprofessional Health Care?

To improve collaboration and the quality of care.

To reduce the cost of health care.

To improve the efficiency of health care.

To improve the quality of health care.

Answer

Correct Answer: To improve collaboration and the quality of care.

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5. What is Interprofessional Education?

When students from various professions compete against each other.

When students from various professions work together on projects.

When students from various professions learn from and about each other to improve collaboration and the quality of care.

When students from the same profession work together on projects.

Answer

Correct Answer: When students from various professions learn from and about each other to improve collaboration and the quality of care.

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6. What is interprofessional practice?

Is unnecessary and unhelpful

Prevents effective working

Occurs when practitioners from two or more professional work together with a common purpose, commitment and mutual respect.

Only happens in medical contexts

Answer

Correct Answer: Occurs when practitioners from two or more professional work together with a common purpose, commitment and mutual respect.

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7. What is the meaning of the adjective "multidisciplinary"?

Having many colors

Involving people from different disciplines

Being from multiple countries

Involving multiple disciplines

Answer

Correct Answer: Involving people from different disciplines

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8. What does profession refers to?

A vocation with a body of knowledge and skills not put into service for the good of others

A vocation with no body of knowledge and skills put into service for the good of others

A vocation with a body of knowledge and skills put into service for the bad of others

A vocation with a body of knowledge and skills put into service for the good of others

Answer

Correct Answer: A vocation with a body of knowledge and skills put into service for the good of others

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9. What is open disclosure?

Fully informing patient when things go wrong,critical incident ,or not have gone well

Giving patients false information

Partially informing patients

Withholding information from patients

Answer

Correct Answer: Fully informing patient when things go wrong,critical incident ,or not have gone well

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10. Who must student report to when required to open disclose information to a patient

Clinical instructor

Lecturer

Patient's relative

Clinical facilitator

Answer

Correct Answer: Clinical facilitator

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11. What is critical thinking?

The ability to think in a systemic and logical manner

The ability to reflect and question to inform safe nursing practice

The ability to think in a creative and innovative manner

The art of thinking about thinking

Answer

Correct Answer: The art of thinking about thinking

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12. What is clinical judgement?

Making a diagnosis

Deciding what is wrong with patient

Performing an operation

Prescribing medication

Answer

Correct Answer: Deciding what is wrong with patient

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13. What is the main purpose of consent?

To provide care for the patients

To protect the patients

To get information from the patients

To protect the nurses

Answer

Correct Answer: To protect the nurses

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14. Define "duty of care."

Acting as a responsible person in Taking reasonable steps to prevent reasonably foreseeable harm.

Not caring about the consequences

Taking unnecessary risks

Not taking any risks

Answer

Correct Answer: Acting as a responsible person in Taking reasonable steps to prevent reasonably foreseeable harm.

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15. What principles govern ethical behaviour?

Aesthetic principles

Legal principles

Moral principles

Economic principles

Answer

Correct Answer: Moral principles

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16. What is the definition of justice?

Acting in a just manner

Doing what is right

Being a fair and just person

Fairness and equity for goods and services

Answer

Correct Answer: Fairness and equity for goods and services

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17. What does a yellow light mean?

Stop

Caution

Speed up

Danger

Answer

Correct Answer: Caution

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18. What is an intentional tort?

Willful acts that violate another's rights

Unintentional acts that do not violate another's rights

Unintentional acts that violate another's rights

Intentional acts that do not violate another's rights

Answer

Correct Answer: Willful acts that violate another's rights

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19. What is Defamation?

A true statement about a person

A positive statement about a person

A false statement about a person that creates public hatred, contempt, ridicule or inflicts an injury on reputation

A false statement about a person that creates public compassion, empathy or pity.

Answer

Correct Answer: A false statement about a person that creates public hatred, contempt, ridicule or inflicts an injury on reputation

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20. What is false imprisonment?

A jail sentence that is not yet served

Intentional, unjustified confinement of a person without consent

An agreement in which a person agrees to be confined

Incarceration without a trial

Answer

Correct Answer: Intentional, unjustified confinement of a person without consent

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21. What is the definition of "battery"?

A structure for holding fluids

An artillery unit

Harmful or offensive contact

A device that produces electricity

Answer

Correct Answer: Harmful or offensive contact

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22. What is Assault?

Property damage

One person places another in fear of immediate bodily harm

Theft

Public disturbance

Answer

Correct Answer: One person places another in fear of immediate bodily harm

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23. What does reasonableness mean?

The state of having good sense and sound judgment

Being able to provide a reasonable explanation

Being easy to reason with

Being based on reasoning

Answer

Correct Answer: The state of having good sense and sound judgment

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24. What does liable mean?

Unsuitable

Incapable

Responsible by law

Able

Answer

Correct Answer: Responsible by law

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25. What does responsible mean?

Free from legal obligation

Obligated by law

Answerable for one's own actions

Blameworthy for something

Answer

Correct Answer: Obligated by law

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26. What is vicarious liability?

A type of insurance that covers damages caused by the insured

Responsible for the acts of another

A legal doctrine that imposes liability on an employer for the wrongful acts of an employee

The civil wrong of causing emotional distress to another person

Answer

Correct Answer: Responsible for the acts of another

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27. What is malpractice?

Act of negligence as applied to a professional person such as a physician, nurse or dentist.

Falling asleep during surgery

Being rude to patients

Not showing up to work

Answer

Correct Answer: Act of negligence as applied to a professional person such as a physician, nurse or dentist.

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28. What is negligence?

An intentional tort.

Conduct that does not rise to the level of gross negligence.

Conduct that falls below a standard of care.

A type of strict liability.

Answer

Correct Answer: Conduct that falls below a standard of care.

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29. What are Standards of Care?

Legal guidelines for minimally safe and adequate nursing practice

A set of moral values

A set of ethical principles

A set of professional guidelines

Answer

Correct Answer: Legal guidelines for minimally safe and adequate nursing practice

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30. What private law involves?

Disputes between individuals

Labor law

Business law

Family law

Answer

Correct Answer: Disputes between individuals

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31. What is the study of Public Law concerned with?

The relations between different branches of government

The relations between individuals and the province/territory or society in general

The relations between the government and the people

The relations between different levels of government

Answer

Correct Answer: The relations between individuals and the province/territory or society in general

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32. What are the 2 Sources of Law?

Public Law and Private Law

Written Law and Unwritten Law

Morality and Religion

Case Law and Statutory Law

Answer

Correct Answer: Public Law and Private Law

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33. What does "Continuing Competence" mean?

The demonstration of competence in past professional practice and lack of incorporation of lifelong learning.

The demonstration of incompetence in current professional practice and lack of incorporation of lifelong learning.

The demonstration of competence in future professional practice and lack of incorporation of lifelong learning.

The demonstration of competence in current professional practice and incorporating lifelong learning.

Answer

Correct Answer: The demonstration of competence in current professional practice and incorporating lifelong learning.

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34. What does competence mean in nursing?

The ability to perform a task

Combined knowledge, skills and judgement necessary to meet accepted standards in the practice of nursing.

The ability to complete a task

The ability to complete a task correctly

Answer

Correct Answer: Combined knowledge, skills and judgement necessary to meet accepted standards in the practice of nursing.

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35. What is an ethical dilemma?

Equally compelling reasons for and against two or more possible courses of action

Two people with different ethical viewpoints

A situation in which one must choose between two equally undesirable options

A difficult decision that one faces

Answer

Correct Answer: Equally compelling reasons for and against two or more possible courses of action

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36. What is the main thing that Relational stress encourages?

Being greedy

Being selfish

Being lazy

The need to nurture and maintain relationships

Answer

Correct Answer: The need to nurture and maintain relationships

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37. What does deontology emphasize?

Individual rights and duties

Individual rights, duties, and obligations

The common good

Community rights and obligations

Answer

Correct Answer: Individual rights, duties, and obligations

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38. What is Deonotology?

A branch of sociology that deals with the study of social interaction

A branch of theology that deals with the existence of God

A branch of psychology that deals with the study of the mind

A branch of philosophy that deals with morality and ethics

Answer

Correct Answer: A branch of philosophy that deals with morality and ethics

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39. What is bioethics?

Ethical rules that govern right conduct concerning animal life or health

Ethical rules that govern right conduct concerning human life or health

Ethical rules that govern right conduct concerning environmental issues

Ethical rules that govern right conduct concerning the economy

Answer

Correct Answer: Ethical rules that govern right conduct concerning human life or health

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40. What do morals denote?

What is right and wrong in conduct, character or attitude.

A particular type of music

A group of religious beliefs

A code of laws

Answer

Correct Answer: What is right and wrong in conduct, character or attitude.

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41. What is the study of conduct character?

Beliefs

Ethics

Values

Morals

Answer

Correct Answer: Ethics

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42. What are values?

The quality of being honest or having strong moral character

The amount of money that someone is worth

A principle or standard to which one is held accountable

Beliefs or attitudes about the worth of a person, object, idea or action

Answer

Correct Answer: Beliefs or attitudes about the worth of a person, object, idea or action

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43. What does fidelity mean?

An investment company

The quality of being faithful

Remaining faithful to one's commitment

Belief in God

Answer

Correct Answer: Remaining faithful to one's commitment

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44. What is the field of psychometrics concerned with?

The theory and techniques of psychological measurement

The study of human behavior

The study of mental disorders

The study of human emotions

Answer

Correct Answer: The theory and techniques of psychological measurement

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45. What is Meta analysis?

A research method that uses data from both qualitative and quantitative sources

Combines the results of several studies that address a set of related research hypotheses.

The process of conducting a literature review

A research method used to study relationships between phenomena

Answer

Correct Answer: Combines the results of several studies that address a set of related research hypotheses.

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46. Which of the following is not a method of regression?

Linear regression

Multiple regression

Polynomial regression

Logistic regression

Answer

Correct Answer: Multiple regression

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47. What is regression?

The relationship between two or more variables

The mathematical equation for the straight line that best fits the data points in a scatter diagram.

A method for analyzing data that involves partitioning the data into independent and dependent variables

A statistical measure that quantifies the strength of the relationship between two or more variables

Answer

Correct Answer: The mathematical equation for the straight line that best fits the data points in a scatter diagram.

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48. What is Standard Error of Measurement?

A measure of central tendency

Shows how a person's score would vary, on average, over repeated observations that were made under identical conditions.

The average of all the scores

A measure of variability

Answer

Correct Answer: Shows how a person's score would vary, on average, over repeated observations that were made under identical conditions.

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49. What does Reliability refer to?

The ability to apply knowledge to new situations

The ability to produce new and original ideas

The ability to accurately recall information

The extent to which a measure produces consistent results.

Answer

Correct Answer: The extent to which a measure produces consistent results.

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50. Why does concurrent validity suffer from range restriction?

Because the sample size is too small

Because low performers were never hired

Because concurrent validity only measures the relationship between two variables at one time

Because it is not a objective measure

Answer

Correct Answer: Because low performers were never hired

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51. What is the definition of Face validity?

A measure of how well a test predicts something

How well a test correlates with another measure

The amount of time it takes to complete a test

A judgement made on the 'face' of the test.

Answer

Correct Answer: A judgement made on the 'face' of the test.

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52. What is convergent validity?

The assessment is related to what it should theoretically be related to.

The assessment is more related to what it should theoretically be related to.

The assessment is only related to what it should theoretically be related to.

The assessment is unrelated to what it should theoretically be related to.

Answer

Correct Answer: The assessment is related to what it should theoretically be related to.

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53. What does predictive validity ensure?

The assessment accurately predicts job performance.

The assessment is reliable.

The assessment is given in a timely manner.

The assessment is given to the right person.

Answer

Correct Answer: The assessment accurately predicts job performance.

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54. What is criterion contamination?

When the assessment measures are irrelevant.

When the assessment doesn't measure what it's supposed to.

When the assessment measures are too difficult.

When the assessment measures things that aren't relevant.

Answer

Correct Answer: When the assessment measures things that aren't relevant.

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55. What is validity?

How well a test measures what it is supposed to measure

A measure of the legitimacy, correctness or accuracy of the inferences that are drawn from a set of measurements.

A measure of the quality of a test

The extend to which a test accurately predicts the behaviour of those who take it

Answer

Correct Answer: A measure of the legitimacy, correctness or accuracy of the inferences that are drawn from a set of measurements.

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56. What is criterion deficiency?

When an assessment doesn't measure everything that's important.

When an assessment measures something that's not important.

When an assessment doesn't measure anything that's important.

When an assessment measures everything that's important.

Answer

Correct Answer: When an assessment doesn't measure everything that's important.

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57. What is the criterion-related validity?

The ability of an assessment to show how much someone knows about a subject.

The ability of an assessment to measure what it is supposed to measure.

The ability of an assessment to be fair to all test takers.

The accuracy of an assessment to predict (or correlate with), job performance.

Answer

Correct Answer: The accuracy of an assessment to predict (or correlate with), job performance.

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58. What is content validity?

The assessment accurately assesses the skill and knowledge that it sets out to memorize.

The assessment accurately assesses the skill and knowledge that it sets out to assess.

The assessment accurately assesses the skill and knowledge that it sets out to practice.

The assessment accurately assesses the skill and knowledge that it sets out to forget.

Answer

Correct Answer: The assessment accurately assesses the skill and knowledge that it sets out to assess.

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59. What is the main purpose of inferential statistics?

DrawingInferences or predictions from data

Describing data

Comparing data

Manipulating data

Answer

Correct Answer: DrawingInferences or predictions from data

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60. What does the term "inferential statistics" refer to?

Techniques for drawing inferences or predictions from data

The study of large data sets

The study of past events

The study of relationships

Answer

Correct Answer: Techniques for drawing inferences or predictions from data

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61. What is Standard Deviation?

Standard Deviation is the square root of the variation of the distribution of data points around the mean.

Standard Deviation is the sum of the data points around the mean.

Standard Deviation is the square root of the sum of the squares of the data points around the mean.

Standard Deviation is the square root of the sum of the data points around the mean.

Answer

Correct Answer: Standard Deviation is the square root of the variation of the distribution of data points around the mean.

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62. Which of the following is true?

In any population, x% of the values are within 3 standard deviations away from the mean.

In any population, x% of the values are within 2 standard deviations away from the mean.

There is no such thing as standard deviation.

In any population, x% of the values are within 1 standard deviation away from the mean.

Answer

Correct Answer: In any population, x% of the values are within 2 standard deviations away from the mean.

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63. What percentage of values are within 2 standard deviations away from the mean?

85%

50%

75%

60%

Answer

Correct Answer: 75%

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64. Standard Deviation is defined as which of the following?

The sum of the absolute values of the deviations of the data values from their mean.

The sum of the squares of the deviations of the data values from their mean

Square root of the variation of the distribution of data points around the mean.

The sum of all data values divided by the number of data values

Answer

Correct Answer: Square root of the variation of the distribution of data points around the mean.

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65. What is the range of the following set of numbers: 2, 5, 7, 9, 3, 6?

Answer

Correct Answer: 6

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66. What is the range of the data set {3, 5, 7, 11, 13, 17, 19}?

Answer

Correct Answer: 17

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67. What is the median?

Range of all data values

Mode of all data values

Mid-point of all data values

Mean of all data values

Answer

Correct Answer: Mid-point of all data values

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68. What is the term for the sum of a set of numbers divided by the quantity of numbers in the set?

Geometric mean

Mean

Mode

Median

Answer

Correct Answer: Mean

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69. What is a Pareto chart?

A graph that uses rectangles to compare data

A vertical bar graph used to determine which problems to solve in what order

A table that uses numbers to compare data

A line graph that uses x and y coordinates to compare data

Answer

Correct Answer: A vertical bar graph used to determine which problems to solve in what order

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70. What is the definition for "Mode"?

The data value that occurs in the middle

The data value that occurs first

The two data values that occur most often

The data value that occurs most often

Answer

Correct Answer: The data value that occurs most often

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71. What is the Delphi Technique?

A method of teaching

A form of divination

A way to predict the future

Iterative process where input and feedback from experts is collected and built upon.

Answer

Correct Answer: Iterative process where input and feedback from experts is collected and built upon.

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72. Brainstorming is a technique which:

Encourages a team to generate a list of ideas without evaluating them

Evaluates ideas as they are generated

Encourages a team to focus on one idea and develop it in depth

Is only used by individuals

Answer

Correct Answer: Encourages a team to generate a list of ideas without evaluating them

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73. What is a leading indicator?

A measure that indicates expected performance.

A measure that indicates current performance.

A measure that indicates future performance.

A measure that indicates past performance.

Answer

Correct Answer: A measure that indicates future performance.

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74. What is a lagging indicator?

A measure that describes past performance or performance to date

A measure that describes off-shore performance

A measure that describes future performance

A measure that describes present performance

Answer

Correct Answer: A measure that describes past performance or performance to date

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75. Which of the following is not a perspective of the Balanced Scorecard?

Financial

Internal Processes

Sales

Customer

Answer

Correct Answer: Sales

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76. What is affinity diagramming also known as?

Storyboarding

Brainstorming

Mind Mapping

Concept mapping

Answer

Correct Answer: Mind Mapping

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77. What is Fiscal Policy?

Fiscal monetary policy

Expansionary fiscal policy

Managing the economy via taxation and government spending

Monetary policy

Answer

Correct Answer: Managing the economy via taxation and government spending

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78. What is monetary policy?

The policy of a country with regards to money and financial matters

Social policy

Managing the economy by controlling interest rates and amount of money in circulation

Fiscal policy

Answer

Correct Answer: Managing the economy by controlling interest rates and amount of money in circulation

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79. What is Cost-Push Inflation?

Inflation caused by increase in money supply

Inflation not caused by increased production costs

Inflation caused by increase in demand

Inflation caused by increased production costs

Answer

Correct Answer: Inflation caused by increased production costs

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80. What is inflation that occurs when demand for goods and services is greater than supply?

Demand-pull inflation

Cost-push inflation

Stagflation

Deflation

Answer

Correct Answer: Demand-pull inflation

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81. What is inflation?

Stagflation

Rise in average wages

Rise in average price of goods and services; results in reduction of purchasing power

Deflation

Answer

Correct Answer: Rise in average price of goods and services; results in reduction of purchasing power

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82. What is the definition of the labour force?

Age group 65 years and over who are employed

All people aged 16 and over who are employed

Age group 16-24 years old who are employed

Everyone of working age actively employed or seeking employment

Answer

Correct Answer: Everyone of working age actively employed or seeking employment

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83. What is the main difference between an employee and an independent contractor?

An employee is paid by the hour while an independent contractor is paid by the project.

An employee has a more permanent relationship with a company than an independent contractor.

An independent contractor has more control over their work hours than an employee.

An employee is entitled to benefits while an independent contractor is not.

Answer

Correct Answer: An employee has a more permanent relationship with a company than an independent contractor.

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84. What is the name of the agreement between an employer and an independent contractor?

Service Agreement

Employment Agreement

Contract for Service

Contract of Service

Answer

Correct Answer: Contract for Service

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85. A contract of service is defined as an agreement between an employer and an employee that is ___

An agreement to do work for an employer in return for payment

An agreement to do work for an employer in return for a share in the profits

An agreement to do work for an employer in return for a commission

An agreement to do work for an employer in return for goods

Answer

Correct Answer: An agreement to do work for an employer in return for payment

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86. What is the purpose of an employment contract?

To outline the pay, working conditions, and performance expectations of an employee.

To provide a model contract for employers and employees to use.

There is no purpose for an employment contract.

To outline the pay, working conditions, and performance expectations of an employer.

Answer

Correct Answer: To outline the pay, working conditions, and performance expectations of an employee.

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87. How many elements are required for a contract?

Four

Five

Three

Six

Answer

Correct Answer: Three

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88. Due diligence is the level of judgement, care, prudence, determination and activity that a person should reasonably be expected to exercise.

True

False

Answer

Correct Answer: True

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89. For what purpose can PIPEDA ERs collect, use and disclose employee personal information without consent?

For the purpose of collecting a debt

For the purpose of establishing, managing or terminating an employment relationship

For the purpose of investigating a possible crime

For the purpose of marketing products and services

Answer

Correct Answer: For the purpose of establishing, managing or terminating an employment relationship

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90. What does employment equity mean?

Applies in federal jurisdiction and to orgs that contract services to provincial govt

Applies in provincial jurisdiction and to orgs that contract services to provincial govt

Applies in federal jurisdiction and to orgs that contract services to fed govt

Applies in provincial jurisdiction and to orgs that contract services to fed govt

Answer

Correct Answer: Applies in federal jurisdiction and to orgs that contract services to fed govt

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91. Equal pay for work of equal value is received by ____.

Men and women working in male-dominated occupations

Men working in female-dominated occupations

Men and women working in female-dominated occupations

Women working in female-dominated occupations

Answer

Correct Answer: Women working in female-dominated occupations

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92. What does Provincial/Territorial Human Rights Legislation Ensure?

Workplaces are free from discrimination and harassment

All Employers must offer paid vacation days

All Employees must be provided with a health benefits package

Employers must provide a safe working environment

Answer

Correct Answer: Workplaces are free from discrimination and harassment

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93. What is the full form of CCHRA?

Canadian Council of Human Resources Associations

Canadian Council of Human Resources Administrators

Council of Canadian Human Resources Officials

Answer

Correct Answer: Canadian Council of Human Resources Associations

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94. What does the NPPA test?

Elusive knowledge

Explicit knowledge

Ambiguous knowledge

Tacit knowledge

Answer

Correct Answer: Tacit knowledge

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95. What does NKE stand for?

New Knowledge Evaluation

Not Known Exactly

Knowledge Assessment Test

National Knowledge Exam

Answer

Correct Answer: Knowledge Assessment Test

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96. What does CHRP stand for in the Canadian context?

Canadian Health Record Professionals

Canadian Human Rights Provisions

Canadian High Risk Pregnancy

Canadian Human Resources Professionals

Answer

Correct Answer: Canadian Human Resources Professionals

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97. What is CCHRAs strategic priority?

Establish strong government relations to positively influence employment and labour laws and regulations in Canada.

Establishing a Facebook page

Establishing a website

Establishing a Twitter account

Answer

Correct Answer: Establish strong government relations to positively influence employment and labour laws and regulations in Canada.

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98. What is a PERT chart?

A chart that shows the budget for a project

A way to measure project risks

A diagram that shows the tasks in a project and the order in which they will be completed

A timeline for a project

Answer

Correct Answer: A diagram that shows the tasks in a project and the order in which they will be completed

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99. What are direct damages?

Indirect losses caused by breach of contract

Losses not caused by breach of contract

Losses caused by breach of contract

Direct and indirect losses caused by breach of contract

Answer

Correct Answer: Losses caused by breach of contract

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100. What are consequential damages?

Punitive damages

Actual damages

Special damages that compensate for a loss that is not direct or immediate

Compensatory damages

Answer

Correct Answer: Special damages that compensate for a loss that is not direct or immediate

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101. How long is the statue of limitations?

Ten years

Twenty years

Fifteen years

Five years

Answer

Correct Answer: Ten years

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102. How long is a typical warranty?

Six months

One year

Two years

Three years

Answer

Correct Answer: One year

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103. What does RFS stand for?

Request for services

Royal family services

Request for service

Remote file server

Answer

Correct Answer: Request for services

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104. What is an efficiency-based firm?

A firm that focuses on one project type

A firm that is based in France

A firm that focuses on completing projects quickly and cheaply

A firm that employs mostly junior staff

Answer

Correct Answer: A firm that focuses on completing projects quickly and cheaply

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105. What is an expertise based firm?

A firm with mainly junior staff

A firm that provides services

A firm with deep knowledge or exceptional talent, but not as much junior staff.

A firm with a shallow talent pool

Answer

Correct Answer: A firm with deep knowledge or exceptional talent, but not as much junior staff.

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106. What is the sector of design that experiencebased firm specialize in?

More complex projects

Very complex projects

Medium complexity projects

Simple projects

Answer

Correct Answer: More complex projects

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107. What is the life cycle cost analysis?

A method of determining the total value of a building

A method of determining the total cost of construction of a building

A method of determining the total cost of ownership of a building

A method of determining the total cost of a building

Answer

Correct Answer: A method of determining the total cost of a building

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108. What does contract-based ethics refer to?

Being bad, group

Being good, group

Being good, individual

Being bad, individual

Answer

Correct Answer: Being good, group

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