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The one are Arial Black are the ANSWERS.

Chapter 17

Multiple Choice.

Challenge 1. It means some unpredictable factor of event that may pose a threat to the ways
in which a group of people had made their operation in the past.

A. Response B. Classic C. United Nations D. Challenge

Response 2. The action taken by the same group of people to cope with the new situation.

A. Classic B. United Nations C. Response D. Challenge

True or False.

True 1. The Word Authority can be used to mean the right to exercise power given by the
organization.

True 2. There are three forms of authority, Charismatic, traditional and Legal-rational.

Fill in the Blanks.

1. By the first half of 2010 these increased policing efforts by Somali government authorities.

2. In response, the fishermen began form Armed Groups to stop the foreign ships.
Chapter 18

Multiple Choice.

E-mail 1. Used the internet to transmit and receive computer generated text and documents.

A. Blog B. Twitter C. Email D. Filtering

Social Networking 2. Another Electronic communication that has been more transformed.

A. Email B. Video Conferencing C. Blog D. Social Networking

True or False.

False 1. Social Networking are the internet used to transmit and recieve text or documents.

False 2. Blog is a free blogging and networking service where users send and read messages.

Fill in the Blanks.

1. In telecommunications, Interference is anything which modifies a signal as it travels.

2 Blog is a web site where entries are Written and generally displayed in reverse.
Chapter 19

Multiple Choice.

Prioritization 1. As a Principle it means doing 'first thing first'.

A. Prioritization B. Resource C. Billing D. Agreement

Assess Value 2. As a general practice you want to recognize exactly which types of tasks have top
priority over the others.

A. Know when to Cut B. Assess Value C. Resource D. Money

True or False.

True 1. There are a number of approaches to solving resource allocation problems.

False 2. Pull together everything you could possibly consider getting done in a month.

Fill in the Blanks.

1. If you have tasks that seem to tie for priority standing, check their Estimates.

2. The next step is to see if you have any tasks that need Immediate attention.
Chapter 20

Multiple Choice.

Broken Record 1. Which are not belong to Techniques?.

A. Broken Record B. Fogging C. Application D. Negative Inquiry

Fogging 2. Which are not with the groups?

A. Fogging B. Application C. Criticism D. Techniques

True or False.

False 1. There are 6 Techniques in Assertiveness including Application.

True 2. During the second half of the 20th Century, assertiveness is thus distinguished
from both aggression and passivity.

Fill in the Blanks.

1. Negative Assertion is agreement with criticism without letting up demand.

2. Fogging consists of finding some limited truth to agree with in what an Antagonist is saying. More
specifically, one can agree in part or agree in principle.

Chapter 21

Multiple Choice.

Advantages 1. Which are not belong to Maslow's hierchy of needs.

A. Safety B. Self-esteem C. Advantages D. Hunger

Incentive 2. A Theory that is specific theory of motivation.

A. Incentive B. Intrinsic C. Rational D. Attribute

True or False.

True 1. Intrinsic motivation is the self-desire to seek out new things and new challenges.

True 2. The Basic requirements build upon the first step in the pyramid is Physiology.

Fill in the Blanks.

1. Social Psychological research has indicated that extrinsic rewards can lead to over justification and
a sub-sequent reduction in intrinsic motivation.

2.Attribute their educational results to factors under their own control, also known as autonomy or
locus of control.

Chapter 22

Multiple Choice.

Situation Awareness 1. Is the accurate perception of factors and conditions that affect the
vessel during a specified period of time.

A. Area B. Management C. Situation awareness D. Vessels

Collision Incident 1. The Area where the collision took place was heavily congested.
 A. Situation Awareness B. Swimming pool C. Collision Incident D. House

True or false.

False 1. A general cargo vessel was not making way in a busy traffic separation scheme.

False 2. The OOW of the general cargo saw another vessel forward 50 degrees off his
starboard bow at 10.9 nm and with a CPA of 1.0nm.

Fill in the blanks.

1. The general cargos vessels OOW was very Inexperienced, as shown by his inability to make sense
of the fishing vessels action.

2. The general cargo vessels OOW suffered a complete loss of situational awareness.

Chapter 23

Multiple Choice.

Application of results 1. A central reason for the utilization of performance appraisals.

A. Performance B. Situation C. Collect D. Application of results

Potential Benefits 2. There has been a general consensus in the belief that PAs lead to
positive implications of organizations.
 A. Potential benefits B. Situation C. Performance D. Determination

True of false.

True 1. Performance management systems are employed to manage and align all of an
organization resource in order to achieve highest possible performance.

True 2. To collect PA data there are three main methods: Objective production, personnel
and judgmental evaluation.

Fill in the blanks.

1. Some applications of PA are compensation, Performance improvement, promotions

termination, test validation and more.

2. Performance improvement well constructed PAs can be valuable tools for communications with
employees as pertaining to how their job performance stands with Organizational expectations.

Chapter 24

Multiple Choice.

Strategy 1. Is important because the resources available to achieve these goals are usually
limited.

A. Short Term B. Long Term C. No Term D. Strategy

Harvey Mackay 2. If you fail to plan, then you plan to fail.

 A. Marcus Aldridge B. LeBron James C. Harvey Mackay D. Michael Jordan

True or False.

False 1. For a small ship owner it's easy to take big deviations because you're nimble and
adaptable.

True 2. For a large ship owner many people depend on your decisions and making sudden
changes takes a lot of work.

Fill in the blanks.

1.The only thing that ever constant in life is change, and this means that we must always be Prepared
to meet these changes, whatever they may be.

2. The role of long term strategies in effective onboard Resource management is very important.

Chapter 25

Multiple Choice.

Risk assessment 1. Which are not belong to navigational hazards.

A. Collision B. Grounding C. Risk assessment D. Swamping

Hazard Identification 2. This phase seeks to build on the work of stage 1 identify knowm hazards
expected to be encountered beacuse of the nature.

A. Data Gathering B.Risk Control C. Hazard identification D. Risk assessment

True of False.

True 1. All four aspects may drive SA processes. Being aware of the status of particular objects.

False 2. Accurate mental models are one of the prerequisites for achieving NA.

Fill in the Blanks.

1. Situation Awareness is sometimes confused with the term Situational understanding.

2. As outlined below, three facets of SA have been in focus in research Namely SA States, SA Systems
and SA processes.

Chapter 26

Multiple Choice.

Group Stages 1. In Decide model of decision making, which are not belong.
A. Group Stages B. Define the Problem C. Identify the best alternative
D. Develop and implement a plan of action

Decision Making 2. Is regarded as the cognitive process resulting in the selection of a belief or a
course of action.

A. Individual B. Decision making C. Decides D. Steps

True or False.

True 1. We often think the best decision maker is rational and makes consistent.

True 2. As you might imagine, most decisions in the real world don't follow the rational model.

Fill in the Blanks.

1. Ethics is an integral part of decision making for every type of leader. In order to understand ethics in
decision making, the values of the leader and the Organization must be taken into careful
consideration.

2. Analysis paralysis is the state of Over-analyzing a situation so that a decision or action is never
taken, in effect paralyzing the outcome.

Chapter 27

Multiple Choice.

Negative Selection 1. Remember when you last bought or rented a home.

 A. Negative Selection B. Positive Selection C. Working D. Company

Positive Criteria 2. Which highlight the benefits that an alternative might offer, include
whether goals will be met, how well they might be met, plus ease and speed of implementation.

True or False.

True 1. We tend to use many criteria based on deep needs and personality factors.

True 2. In decision making the term options refers to the different alternatives or solutions under
consideration.

Fill in the Blanks.

1. The best interest of the Organization and its stockholders can justify lot of questionable actions.

2. The solution to ever coming Narrow or fearful thinking is to reawaken and apply creativity.

Chapter 28

Multiple Choice.
When to use 1. After the course of action has made contact with at least one person or group in the
target population.

A. What it shows B. What is useful C. What to do D. What to use

What it shows 2. The degree to which the action is having an effect on the target participant's
behaviors.

A. What it shows B. What is useful C. What to do D. What to use

True or False.

False 1. Did the altered course not succeed in making the ship to avoid collision?

True 2. Why it is useful, tells whether the selected course of action is being effective in
meeting its objectives?

Fill in the Blanks.

1. Outcome evaluations assess the Effectiveness of the selected course of action in producing
change after it has been implemented.

2. It focuses on difficult questions that ask what happened to the Operation participants and how
much of a difference the action made for them.

Chapter 29

Multiple Choice.
Reality Management 1. Is fact-based judgments, concerns the issue of true or false regarding the
natural and social words.

A. Value judgment B. Reality judgment C. Judgmental D. Jurisdiction

Value Judgment 2. An assessment of a person, situation, or event.

A. Value judgment B. Reality judgment C. Judgmental D. Jurisdiction

True or False.

True 1. Third combine rational analysis with intuition.

True 2. Second be aware of biases or errors in decision making process. Then try to
minimize their impact.

Fill in the Blanks.

1. Judgment is the process of Forming an option or evaluation by discerning, and comparing.

2. This is why an understanding of how people make Decisions can be helpful for explaining and
predicting their behavior.

Chapter 30

Multiple Choice.
Accident Prevention 1. In tools of safety training which are not belong?

A. Visual aids B. Poster C. Informal talks D. Accident prevention

Fire Patrols 2. in emergency planning ideals which are not belong?

A. Treat B. Transfer C. Fire Patrols D. Tolerate

True or False.

True 1. The Chief officer shall be designated as safety officer or accident prevention officer on
board ship.

True 2. Company can focus on evaluating the effectiveness of its public health efforts through a
variety of measurement and assessment programs.

Fill in the Blanks.

1.Comprehensive consider and take into all Hazards, all phases, all stakeholders and all impacts
relevant disasters.

2. Progressive anticipate future disasters and take preventive and preparatory Measures to build
disaster-resistant and disaster-resilient communities.