Harassment at work and school
Teamwork
Managing workplace conflict
Different types of bias
Students rights in the workplace
100

the main types of harassment 

what is verbal, physical, and non-verbal 

100

defined teamwork

what is the combined action of a group of people, especially when effective and efficient. 

100

Workplace conflict can manifest in various ways, from

what is subtle disagreements to overt hostility. 

100

main types of bias

what is Confirmation bias, sampling bias, and brilliance bias 

100

teens under 18 working 28 hours or less per week when school is in session are paid

what is $17.20 per hour. 

200

When witnessing harassment, the right approach involves

what is prioritizing safety and taking proactive steps 

200

how does teamwork help you

what is increased productivity, better decision-making, improved problem-solving, and enhanced creativity 

200

To prevent conflict in the workplace

what is prioritize clear communication, establish respectful workplace norms, and encourage collaboration and teamwork

200

Negativity bias is the

what is tendency to pay more attention to negative information than to positive information. 

200

In a Canadian workplace, student employees, like all workers, have rights. what are they? 

what is fair treatment, health and safety, and equal pay 

300

To stop harassment, start by

what is documenting incidents and contacting authorities if there's a threat to your safety. 

300

what is the person in charge of leading and motivating a team?

who is a team captin?


300

Unresolved conflict at the workplace can lead to

what is decreased job satisfaction, increased stress, lower productivity, and even negative impacts on mental and physical health. 

300

defined good bias 

what is a tendency for people to report positive views of reality 

300

If a teen feels their workplace rights are being violated, they should first

what is address the issue directly with their employer 

400

If psychological or sexual harassment is not dealt with properly, the possible consequences include

what is anxiety, difficulty coping, depression. substance use problems, alcoholism or drug dependence. professional difficulties, even job loss. 

400

the main types of teamwork

what is functional, cross-functional, project, operational, self-managed, and virtual teams

400

If there's workplace conflict, start by attempting to resolve it informally with the person involved, If that's not possible or unsuccessful, the next step is to.

what is a manager, supervisor, or HR professional, 

400

what is the unfair preference for one thing or person over another?

what is favoritism? 

400

how much can a teen work in a week?

what is a maximum of 28 hours per week 

500

what is the act of making a person feel unsafe in the wok environment through harassments?

what is workplace harassment? 

500

To effectively assist someone with teamwork, it's important to understand

what is their role and goals within the team 

500

what is the technique involving discussing the issues openly while collaboratively finding acceptable solutions?

What is collaborative problem solving?

500

If you notice the following, the source may be biased

what is a team member doesn't invite a teammate to an after-work social event because they assumed that they wouldn't share similar interests with the group

500

what is the right to work in a safe space and to be treated fairly?

what are workplace rights for students?

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