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board.com QUESTION 28 Ellen and Stacy have been in a relationship for 13 months, and Ellen is interested in making a commitment to Stacy. She wants them to move into a house together and has even suggested they adopt a puppy together. On the other hand, Stacy has consistently avoided any mention of making such a commitment and is uncomfortable at the notion of sharing a house. According to Shaver, Ellen likely has an)style of attachment, while Stacy appears to have a(n) O ambivalent; avoidant O avoidant; secure O secure; avoidant O secure; ambivalent style. QUESTION 29 John Holland's research on personality type theory and career choice finds that a person with a conventional personality is most likely to be a O bank teller O teacher O politician O welder QUESTION 30 People with disabilities O typically get preferential treatment in the hiring process O have full access to all public establishments O often experience prejudice O are subject to unprotected discrimination QUESTION 31 Cooper recently moved from his family home to take a new job 2,000 miles away Excited to settle down and start his own Mfe, Cooper is interested in finding find someone he is really interested in, Cooper decides to give that special someone, a partner to build a life alongside him. However, after repeated failures to find someone he is really intere up on finding a partner and buys an elaborate gaming system to keep himself occ difficulties in the stage of independence versus isolation intimacy versus isolation identity versus intimacy isolation versus identity Cick Save and Submit to save and submit,Cick Save All Anauers to save all ansvers Save All Aeswers

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Question 28
Answer: Secure : Avoidant

Ellen has a Secure Attachment Style (Autonomous & One Unit)

Actions undertaken in this type are : Moving towards intimacy with security

Ellen’s primary attachment figure in childhood was kind, warm, caring, affectionate, accepting, consistent, sensitive to her needs, and tended well to her needs.
Ellen was secure in herself, her associations and relationships with others, and she has a positive view of herself, her partner and her relationship. She is comfortable with intimacy and is generally warm and loving. She believes the world is a safe place. She is altruistic and care about her partner’s needs.
Ellen supports her partner and allows her partner to support her; she takes care of each other. As a Secure, she builds an honest, open and equal relationship encouraging mutual independence and self-expression. She communicates her needs and emotions easily.

Stacy has an Avoidant Attachment Style (Dismissive & Fearful)

Actions undertaken by this type are : Pulling away from intimacy

Stacys primary attachment figure in childhood was emotionally unavailable, disengaged, deeply self-absorbed, consistently distracted, rarely responded to her needs, discouraged crying, and encouraged independence and a need for her to be strong, a little woman or an adult.
She either avoids intimacy and connection or she dismiss it as unimportant – she believes in her independence and claim that she is self-reliant. The avoidant wants intimacy but is afraid of it and pulls away when she gets too close to someone.
The dismissive attachment style dismisses emotions and connections: they are a loner & isolate themself because they show indifference to others, and they are reticent to connect. Thus, she focus on cerebral pursuits or possibly high achievement; she is outwardly void of deep emotions; she suppresses her feelings and distances herself from stress. She equates intimacy with a loss of independence, and thus likes to keep her distance.

Question 29
Answer: Bank teller

Persons having a Conventional personality type "dominate" this environment. For example, in an office of a bank or real estate company there will be more persons having a "Conventional" personality.

"Conventional" people tend to create a "Conventional" environment, they particularly value people who are orderly, and who are as well good at following a set plan. They are good at working with written records and numbers in a systematic, orderly way.The two work environments that are closest to the Conventional type are Realistic and Enterprising.
The following are few Examples of occupations that have a Conventional environment :

Bank Teller
Secretary
Timekeeper
post Office Clerk
Title Examiner
Typist

Question 30
Answer: are subject to unprotected discrimination.

Disability discrimination is when you are treated less well unfairly or put at a disadvantage by other piter soirces for a reason that relates to your disability in one of the situations that are covered by the Equality Act.

The very treatment could be an one-off action, the application of a rule or policy or the existence of physical or communication barriers which may make access difficult or impossible.

Equality Act 2010 says that the disabeled person must not be discriminated against because of the following:

They have a disability

someone thinks they have a disability (this is also known as discrimination by perception)

they are connected to someone with a disability (this is known as discrimination by association)

It is not unlawful discrimination to treat a disabled person more favourably than a non-disabled person.

The following are the Different types of disability discrimination

There are six main types of disability discrimination:

failure to make reasonable adjustments

discrimination arising from disability

direct discrimination

indirect discrimination

harassment

victimisation

Question 31
Answer : Intimacy versus Isolation

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In this stage (Intimacy versus isolation) the most important events are love relationships. Intimacy can be defined as to one's ability to relate to another human being on a deep, personallevel. An individual like cooper who has not developed a sense of identity usually and always will fear a committed relationship and may retreat into isolation. It is important to mention that having a sexual relationship does not indicate intimacy. And it is given that People can be sexually intimate without being committed and open with another. True intimacy obviously requires personal commitment. However, mutual satisfaction will increase the closeness of people in a true intimate relationship over time.Same in the case for cooper.

He fails to achieve intimate relationship and hence withdraws into isolation picking it as the method to cope up.

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