Why does Cappelli claim that it doesn’t help to choose a popular major or occupation-specific major?

Answer:

Cappelli thinks one should peruse their passion. Since employers only hire individuals who excel in decision making, organizing, communication etc.

Cappelli asserts that choosing a popular or occupation-specific major is less important than aligning one's job with their character strengths and interests for achieving long-term career satisfaction and success. The popular belief that certain majors directly lead to higher earning potential and job happiness is misguided, as job satisfaction is more closely tied to personal interests and the universal skills acquired through various majors.

According to Cappelli, choosing a popular or occupation-specific major does not necessarily lead to job satisfaction or success in the job market. This notion is grounded in the reality that only 27 percent of college graduates find employment directly related to their major. The emphasis on selecting majors for the economic benefits they may offer is a misconception, as making money does not guarantee happiness. A significant factor often overlooked is the alignment of one's job with their character strengths and interests, which more reliably predicts job satisfaction than the popularity or immediate economic prospects of a major.

Moreover, the belief that certain majors, such as those in technical fields, lead directly to careers in those areas is not entirely accurate. A broad range of majors, including those in the liberal arts and sciences, provide valuable skills that are applicable in various careers beyond those directly related to the major. The critical thinking, communication, and problem-solving skills acquired through these majors are highly prized by employers across industries. Thus, Cappelli argues that understanding one's strengths and interests is more crucial for long-term career satisfaction and success than merely choosing a major based on its current demand or presumed economic return.

Excerpt from Senior Citizens Center

Mauri Rapp

Although many residents might worry that such a project would inevitably increase property taxes, I’m here to assure you that we can acquire the necessary funding without resorting to a drastic tax hike.

Although many residents might worry that such a project would inevitably increase property taxes, I’m here to assure you that we can acquire the necessary funding without resorting to a drastic tax hike.

Which word BEST replaces the word “drastic” in the sentence?

A) essential

B) extreme

C) illogical

D) improved

If this article had a heading for a section entitled Frustrations with the Huge Paperload, what would you expect to see in that
section

A) an evaluation of how all the paper led teachers must grade can be burdensome


B) an analysis about how much paper cost due to rising price of gasoline

C) a presentation of how paper is recycled on campuses across the United States

D) A list of ways to use colored paper for different functions in the classroom

PLEASE HELP !!!
What is the MOST likely reason Reed would support such a project?
A) He was born in Savannah.
B) He wants to move the capital to Savannah.
C) He believes Savannah is a better port than the port of Brunswick.
D) He believes more port activity would be good for Atlanta's business, too.

How does globalization impact people?

Select the answer that correctly completes the sentence.
The plan for Saturday (?) is to meet by the dock and then go fishing.

A) , Davis
B) Davis,
C) Davis
D) , Davis ,

How does making observations help scientists come up with new ideas?
Please help! and please don't plagiarise.

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What does the Health Information Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) allow patients to do?

Elie’s personality and outlook in chapter 3?

Read this excerpt from "The Medicine Bag."
What type of conflict do the details in this excerpt most
reveal?
Abc
"Then a terrible thing happened to Iron Shell. He and
several other young men were taken from their homes by
the soldiers and sent far away to a white man's boarding
school. He was angry and lonesome for his parents and
the young girl he had wed before he was taken away."
O character vs. society
O character vs. nature
character vs. character
O character vs. self

Explain how sonny negotiates with the jacksonville general manager. How does the power of persuasion come into play?

What do paragraphs 62-64 suggest about the
humans' response to the suffering of the aliens?

A They care more about their comfort and ease
than the pain of others.
B They care more about easing the pain of others
than their own comfort.
C They ignore the pain of others, especially when
others have done bad things.
D They ignore the pain of others, especially when
others are richer than they are.

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answer the following

In which of William Langland's works do we see the earliest mentions of Robin Hood?

Which statement best support the answet to part A

Which details from the passage develop the central
idea of Champollion's major breakthrough? Select all
that apply.
"As he thought about the hieroglyphs"
"far beyond the names themselves"
"not simply representations of sounds"
"nor did they have an exclusively symbolic
meaning"
"they were a combination of the two"

Discuss how Miguel de Cervantes' life is mirrored in Don Quixote's.

2. PART B: Which TWO phrases from the text best support the answers to Part A?
A "...and yet these very men have each, directly by their allegiance, and so indirectly, at least, by their
money, furnished a substitute." (paragraph 1)
B “The slight reproach to which the virtue of patriotism is commonly liable, the noble are most likely to
incur." (paragraph 2)
C "Men generally, under such a government as this, think that they ought to wait until they have
persuaded the majority to alter them." (paragraph 4)
D "...but if it is of such a nature that it requires you to be the agent of injustice to another, then, I say,
break the law." (paragraph 6)
E "Let your life be a counter-friction to stop the machine... As for adopting the ways which the State
has provided for remedying the evil, I know not of such ways." (paragraphs 6-7)
F"I came into this world, not chiefly to make this a good place to live in, but to live in it, be it good or
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Why do you think that Warren Brown includes the fact that Colin Powell moved from Harlem to the Bronx when he was three years old? What does this suggest about his parents?

In the poem “To Live,” how do the lines “my mind plus my life / equals / something beyond this” support the theme that life can get in the way of figuring out who you really are?

A)They show the confusion the speaker feels about life.
B)They show that the speaker feels more important than everyday life situations. C)They illustrate exactly how trapped the speaker feels by school.
D)They illustrate what the speaker’s real goals in life are.

What is the author trying to convey by Atticus’s statement “and so quiet, respectable,humble Negro who had the unmitigated temerity to ‘feel sorry’ for a white woman has had to put his word against two white people’s

Read the sentence.

During that epidemic, early warnings circulated widely.

Which correctly analyzes each word’s part of speech in the sentence?

During (prep), that (demonstrative adj), epidemic (n), early (adj), warnings (n), circulated (v), widely (adv)
During (v), that (demonstrative adj), epidemic (n), early (adv), warnings (n), circulated (v), widely (adj)
During (prep), that (article), epidemic (n), early (adv), warnings (v), circulated (v), widely (adj)
During (gerund), that (article), epidemic (n), early (adj), warnings (v), circulated (v), widely (adv)

The climax of The Old Man and the Sea occurs when which of these happens?

A) When Santiago struggles for three days to reel the marlin in
B) When Santiago kills the marlin
C) When Santiago promises Manolin that he will catch the marlin
D) When Santiago sails back to shore with his marlin

1720’s social and cultural influence

SUMMARY OF THIS ARTICLE




You're mostly stuck inside, you are home from school and the coronavirus pandemic is making the future seem less certain by the day. The coronavirus is a flu-like illness that first arose in China. The virus has now infected people around the globe. Like 27 percent of Americans, you might seek comfort in a familiar place: the refrigerator.


Food can be one of the easiest and most immediate ways to make ourselves feel better in stressful times. While enjoying our food is a good thing, experts say emotionally eating lots of food with little nutritional value can weaken our immune systems and worsen our moods at a time when it's especially important to stay positive and protect our bodies.

If we want to be able to feel better, given the situation that we're in, we have to think about how we want to fuel our body in ways that we can stay more at ease," said Eva Selhub, a doctor with expertise in stress, resilience and mind-body medicine.

Why do my eating habits matter right now?
Selhub says that people may feel guilty or shameful for eating highly processed foods with a lot of sugar. Eating these foods can also cause inflammation in the body that increases fatigue, anxiety and depression. Selhub added that our bodies have various ways of connecting our stomachs to our brains, so eating nutritious foods can help control our moods. 

How can I tell if I'm eating because of emotion and not because of hunger?
Eating as a result of stress tends to be an automatic instinct, like putting your hand into a bag of potato chips without thinking about it, said Deanna Minich, a nutritionist with the American Nutrition Association. Physical hunger lasts longer and is more receptive to a variety of foods, rather than just foods with little nutrition.

How can I prevent or limit emotional eating in this uncertain time?
Although food makes us feel better by releasing dopamine and serotonin in our brains, Selhub said the effect wears off quickly. To stop emotional eating, she suggested doing a gut-check before you reach for a snack: "Am I about to eat because I'm physically hungry, or because I feel stressed or sad?"

If the answer is the latter, Selhub said you should consider turning to other sources of comfort: breathing exercises, movement, spirituality, social interactions, hobbies or time in nature, among others. Stick to your normal eating schedule of two or three


meals a day, even if your daily routine has changed, she said.

"Whether you're alone or with other people, make it a ritual of nurturing - that you're nurturing yourself, that you're fueling yourself," Selhub said.

For extra help if you want to stay on track with trying to get in shape or lose weight, she suggested finding or creating an online support group.

What if anxiety has the opposite effect on me and I struggle to eat enough?
Although many people eat extra when they feel anxious, you may have trouble eating at all. Stress can trigger in your body an elevated physiological state as if you were facing an immediate danger, like early humans may have felt when being chased by a lion, Selhub said.

To digest food properly, we need a relaxed digestive system, Minich said. Warm teas can help your body loosen up, while protein shakes and electrolyte packets provide energy.

At the very least, Minich said you should drink a lot of water to stay hydrated. To return to regular eating patterns, though, she said it's important to address the underlying stress, like by physically moving or doing a simple meditation.

What should I be trying to eat during this public-health crisis?
Making good food choices starts when you're scanning the - hopefully still stocked - grocery-store shelves and deciding what to take home, Minich said. To the extent that you can buy fresh, colorful foods, you should, she said.

Absent the option of purchasing fresh produce and meat, Minich said frozen almost always beats canned when it comes to nutrition. Frozen food is preserved in close to its original state and usually has little interaction with the plastic it's stored in, she said, whereas canned food touches its metal container and the plasticizer used to seal it. Canned food is also usually stored in a high-salt or high-sugar solution.

Minich also suggested using spices to reduce stress-inflicted inflammation and eating foods with vitamin C to strengthen your immune system. Now is a good time to share recipes with friends and family, she said, and to make sure you're also paying attention to other aspects of your health, such as moving your body and getting enough sleep.

Ultimately, Minich said eating well heightens our sense of well-being, increases our curiosity and makes us happier.

"And I think this is the time that we need more well-being and happiness," she said.

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Select the correct text in the passage. Which sentence from the passage best supports the idea that the American Red Cross is a trustworthy and effective organization? The International Federation of the Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies In 1859, Henry Dunant, a Swiss businessman, witnessed the Battle of Solferino, one of the most horrific battles of the 19th century, between Austria and the Franco-Sardinian armies. Dunant was so appalled by the suffering of the wounded that he decided to do something about it, and in 1862 he published a pamphlet titled, A Memory of Solferino, asking international organizations to care for the sick and the wounded. The pamphlet stirred an international outcry, which led to the establishment of the International Red Cross and later the Red Crescent Organization in Geneva, Switzerland. The Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies is the world's largest humanitarian organization and is committed to political neutrality and mutual understanding, friendship, cooperation, and lasting peace amongst all the nations on earth. The history of the Red Cross in the United States has its beginnings with the work of Clara Barton. Barton worked as a battlefield nurse during the American Civil War. In 1870, Barton traveled to Europe where she volunteered for the International Red Cross during the Franco-Prussian War. Upon her return in 1873, she was invited by the International Red Cross to form an American Chapter. In 1881, she founded the American Red Cross in Dansville, New York. For the next 23 years Barton headed the American Red Cross—serving the needs of victims of floods, hurricanes, earthquakes, and providing medicine and healthcare to the wounded during the Spanish-American War of 1898. In the 20th century, the American Red Cross grew to become an umbrella that includes individual state chapters, each with its own head, agenda, and set of regulations, but all maintain the same basic principles. The American Red Cross was ahead of its time when, in 1910, it started the original First Aid Drive that taught people how to care for common injuries. In 1914, it began the Red Cross Lifesaving Corp, which provided the first trained lifeguards on our nation's beaches. A rural nursing service and the Christmas Seals campaign to combat tuberculosis changed the antiquated health practices at the time. Today a tissue donation program for burn victims, an HIV/AIDS prevention campaign of 1987, and a simulation of terrorist attacks on the United States carry the Red Cross into the future. The American Red Cross faced one of its biggest challenges, when it faced one of the worst disasters it ever handled, the Great Galveston Hurricane of 1900. The hurricane destroyed every building in the city of Galveston; not one was spared. About 3,000 buildings and houses were destroyed by fierce winds, torrential rains, and high tide. The city was submerged underwater and cut off from the mainland. The Red Cross estimated that about 6,000 people died while another 6,000 were left injured. In addition, the American Red Cross made an outstanding performance during the two world wars. During hurricane Andrew in 1992, it brought 20,859 volunteers, the most ever, to South Florida. About one million Americans serve as local volunteers and twelve million train in health and lifesaving courses each year. The Red Cross transmits 1.4 million emergency messages from armed services personnel to their families and is responsible for half the nation's blood supply. It even handles the most common emergencies, house or apartment fires. In any given year, the American Red Cross responds to over 60,000 such crises. The Red Cross focuses on people's immediate individual needs such as shelter, food, and health and mental health services, so victims can return to their normal daily activities. The organization also coordinates emergency workers and blood deliveries, in addition to connecting victims to other resources. It is not surprising that numerous polls have named it the most trusted charity in the United States

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1. We couldn't see (anything, nothing) through the fog.

2. The suspect wouldn't admit (anything, nothing).

3. I don't know (any, none) of the people on this bus.

4. Rosa couldn't do (anything, nothing) about changing the time of our program.

5. We didn't have (any, no) printed programs.

6. I don't want (any, no) cereal for breakfast this morning.

7. You must not speak to (anyone, no one) about our surprise party plans.

8. There isn't (any, no) ink in this pen.

9. Didn't you make (any, no) copies for the other people?

10. I haven't had (any, no) time to repair the lawn mower.

11. She hasn't said (anything, nothing) about her accident.

12. Hardly (anything, nothing) pleases him.

13. There aren't (any, no) pears in this supermarket.

14. There isn't (any, no) newspaper in that little town.

15. There wasn't (anybody, nobody) in the house.

16. Please don't ask him (any, no) questions.

17. I haven't solved (any. none) of my problems.

18. I haven't done (anything, nothing) to offend Greg.

19. We don't have (any, no) water pressure.

20. Our team wasn't (any, no) match for the opposing team.

21. I couldn't hear (anything, nothing) because of the airplane's noise.

22. The salesperson didn't have (any. no) samples on display.

23. I haven't (any, no) money with me.

24. Hasn't he cooked (any, none) of the pasta?

25. We haven't (any, no) more packages to wrap.

26. Wasn't there (anyone, no one) at home?

27. My dog has never harmed (anybody, nobody).

28. They seldom have (anyone, no one) absent from their meetings.

29. There weren't (any, no) clouds in the sky.

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