기출 Practice 근로자들에게 필요한 멘토링
All ____ need access to mentors that can provide them with valuable information about their job, their workplace, and the resources that are available within their organization.
Mentors ____ provide much needed psychosocial support.
Having a diverse network of mentors is important for dominant and minority group members ____.
Minority ____ members need diverse mentors so that they can gain insight into what it means to be employed by a particular organization or in a particular field or profession.
Majority workers benefit by having a network of diverse mentors because it increases their understanding and sensitivity to the unique realities of diverse workers and their own identity, and ____ even their own forms of privilege.
The ultimate goal of these mentoring ____ is to have individuals be more informed, identified, and engaged in their work and in their organization.
1 타인의 영향을 받는 자아 개념
English words for the phenomenon of psychosocial dependence rely on the prefix "self-" to such a degree that one could ____ this as a linguistic protest against what's being described.
Someone's "self-esteem" or "self-regard" or "____" or "selfrespect" or "self-confidence" is largely a function of how others treat her.
Imagine yourself in a version of Gulliver's Travels where the first place you come to is ____ by people who admire and adore you as the most charming and insightful person around, and later you arrive at the land of magnetically charismatic geniuses, relative to whom you come off as a boring fool.
It is ____ that your "self-image" would be very stable over the course of this adventure.
____ the degree to which a sense of self-worth is determined extrinsically, it would be more accurate to call it a "sense of other-worth."
2 소셜 미디어의 공동 가치 창출
____ media becomes more meaningful and effective when the firm uses it to collaborate with clients to develop new products or services as this collaboration or co-creation helps create value for both firm and clients.
Clients become ____ of the creation and delivery of products and services, and therefore become more invested in the firm and its performance outcomes.
Social media ____ effectively assist in client co-creation by enabling clients to build better connections with firms because they can communicate their thoughts, ideas, hopes, needs, and desires to firms more easily.
They can interact with other users of the firm's products or services and share ideas with them; they can experience a sense of community with these other ____, identify with them, and eventually develop closer relationships with the firm and its products and services.
Social media thus creates value both for clients and firms by ____ co-creation and enabling engagement.
3 선택적 주의로 인해 놓치는 일상 속 배려의 순간
We might miss or ____ moments of caring connection even when they are right in front of us, due to a process researchers have called selective attention.
In a famous study, people were asked to count the number of times that a basketball was ____ between players on a given team.
During the video, a person wearing a gorilla outfit walks ____ the middle of the court, waves at the screen, and leaves.
In some versions of the study, up to 50 percent of people did not notice the ____ because their attention was elsewhere, focused on the basketball.
Caring moments ____ be similarly hidden in plain sight.
Because our goals often direct our ____ to other things, such as competitive strivings with others, we fail to notice the energy of care that pervades our lives.
4 이별의 순기능
Although the positives are often overlooked, ____ can actually be extremely beneficial.
Separation enables ____ to escape unfulfilling, negative, and even harmful relationships, promoting feelings of relief, empowerment, and excitement about future possibilities.
Furthermore, even ____ left devastated with a broken heart and shattered dreams, all is not lost as individuals are likely to experience growth.
____ and Frazier found that after the end of a relationship, individuals reported greater self-confidence, improvements in communication strategies, better relationships with others, and more positive expectations about future relationships.
As with other significant life events, break-ups can act as a catalyst for making big life changes, enabling individuals to grow beyond their previous level of ____ functioning.
In sum, while relationship breakdowns can clearly be very stressful, maybe it is time to change the narrative away from the doom and gloom of break-ups and, acknowledging that most relationships are finite, view separation not just as an end but as a new ____ to grow and better ourselves.
5 철새가 이동하는 이유
Why, as spring approaches, do migrant bird ____ migrate away from such an equatorial paradise? Here's why.
Nest predators, ranging ____ insects to snakes to monkeys to kinkajous to various birds, from raptors to toucans, permeate the tropics.
Nest failure rates in the tropics well exceed those in the temperate zone, which, of course, provides a strong advantage to nesting in the temperate ____.
There is no predictable insect flush during the tropical year (though there is high insect diversity), and thus the density of protein-rich, easily caught insects, such as ____, is much higher during spring and summer in the temperate zone.
Thus, temperate zone nesting birds have an easier time finding proteinrich ____ for nestlings than would be the case had they remained in the tropics.
____ length in the tropics is about 12 hours per day, much shorter than summer days in northern latitudes; thus tropical birds have less foraging time available for feeding nestlings.