According to Maslow, which type of need cannot be described in terms of a specific organizational obligation or recognition?

During the interview the candidate told reporters, "My energy policy differs from my

opponent. He would continue to give four billion of our tax dollars to subsidize an oil industry that's mature and making record profits. I think any subsidies should go where they are actually needed and where they would do the most good—such as wind and solar, which would also generate a lot of jobs as well as advance science." With this statement, the candidate has employed the use of _____. A) contrast B) comparison C) an actual example D) a hypothetical example

At an orientation session, two colleagues found themselves about 6 feet apart. From this distance they could get to know one another and carry on a conversation and could take meaning from a variety of nonverbal channels rather than relying on facial displays. Which of Hall's distances are these colleagues utilizing?

a. intimate b. close friend c. casual-personal d. socio-consultive e. public