What makes a sustainability claim more likely to be perceived as authentic rather than performative by consumers?(Select one)

In Amanda Zweerink’s guest lecture, what insights did you take away from either her career journey or the Nike case study?You can focus on one or both. Be specific in your response — what stood out to you, and why? There’s no single “right” answer — we’re looking for thoughtful takeaways based on your perspective.Suggested length: 2–3 sentences

What are examples of strategies a brand might use to reflect household dynamics in marketing? (Select all that apply)  

Choose a public health or safety campaign we discussed in class (e.g., Truth, Friends Don’t Let Friends Drive Drunk, Dumb Ways to Die).Explain how the campaign applied a consumer behavior insight to influence behavior change. In your response, briefly describe: What the campaign was trying to change What specific insight or principle it used (e.g., emotional appeal, social norms, loss aversion)  If the campaign used emotions, go beyond simply saying “it appealed emotionally” and describe what emotion was used and why that emotional appeal worked. Why this approach worked from a behavioral standpoint What made the execution effective or ineffective from a strategic perspective One key lesson this campaign offers other marketers Suggested length: 4–5 sentences. Focus on clarity and insight—strong answers explain how the campaign worked and why it was effective.

Why should marketers think about inclusion as a growth strategy—not just a social responsibility? (Select all that apply)

15. When performing a straight catheter on a male, what type of field need to be provided at all times during insertion? ___________________________

14. A nurse is preparing to implement a indwelling catheter. Identify which items the nurse will need to gather to perform the procedure. (select all that apply.)

4. This medication is used to reduce extra fluid in the body like edema caused by conditions such as heart failure, liver disease and kidney disease. What is it?_____________________________

13. A client with a urinary catheter is at the same risk for a urinary tract infection as a client without a catheter. TRUE or FALSE

20. A client presented to the ER with difficulty breathing, edema to the lower extremities and with complaints of a bounding pulse. After being admitted and diagnosed with Fluid Volume Excess (FVE), what do the nurse need to do every day at the same time to report to the provider?