When Lily interviewed Meisha for a job, she told her, "Meisha, you have been out of college for a long time, so I don't think you would be comfortable with our young clients." Lily's statement could be considered __________.

Floyd and Mormon found that older men were more likely than younger men and boys to mention forgiveness and admitting mistakes as characteristics of good fathers. They argue that this may be related to:

a. The time period in which those men were raised b. The fact that these men had more experience as fathers c. That older fathers were worse fathers d. All of the above e. None of the above

When presenting a eulogy, it is recommended that you do

which of the following? a. Deliver a complex presentation that covers all of the deceased person's accomplishments. b. Speak for approximately four to eight minutes. c. Use a eulogy that was delivered for someone else so you can be sure of success. d. Interview the deceased person before they die to be prepared for the eulogy after their death. e. None of the above.