1. The ability for a doctor to communicate with their patients can calm their fears. People go to the doctor because they are afraid something is wrong and a good communicator can inform a patient that there is nothing to fear and it goes with the saying “he has a good bedside manner”. Physicians who communicate well are less likely to be sued for malpractice than poor communicators, says Dr. Greg Schneider, assistant professor of family practice and community medicine at UT Southwestern Medical School at Dallas(Good Bedside Manners Make a Difference, Internet Article, Megan Malugani). 2. What are the ramifications of teacher misbehaviors on education? Teachers are pivotal to student perceptions of learning (West, 1994). Some of the educational outcomes of teacher misbehavior are it demotivates the student from learning, it causes a higher negative effect toward course material and it also negatively effects the learning development of low achieving students. Reference: Causes and effects of teacher conflict-inducing attitudes towards pupils: a path analysis model, Florin A. Sava, 12 December 2001 3. Which management communication style would be most useful in the fast food industry? Why? The most effective communication style for the fast food industry to me would be Tell style because in a face paced industry like the fast food industry a manager should be making the decisions while the employee does the labor. I also think that the level of a fast food employee is such that there really is only one direction that communication can go unless it is directly related to how to perform their job. Reference: MANAGEMENT COMMUNICATION STYLE, TOLERANCE FOR DISAGREEMENT, AND INNOVATIVENESS AS PREDICTORS OF EMPLOYEE SATISFACTION: A COMPARISON OF SINGLE-FACTOR, TWO-FACTOR, AND MULTIPLE-FACTOR APPROACHES, VIRGINIA P. RICHMOND JAMES McCROSKEY. 4. What was the