Luz's neighbor, Dr. Spire, is a professor of sociology at a community college. Dr. Spire takes Luz to class with her when Luz is on school vacation, and she encourages Luz to think about attending college. Luz has great respect for Dr. Spire, and Dr. Spire loves watching Luz grow more confident in her ability to go on to college. This is an example of A. formal mentoring. B. quasi-parental mentoring. C. upward-mobility mentoring. D. natural mentoring.

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Derek Lucas

Social Studies

18 January, 04:43

Luz's neighbor, Dr. Spire, is a professor of sociology at a community college. Dr. Spire takes Luz to class with her when Luz is on school vacation, and she encourages Luz to think about attending college. Luz has great respect for Dr. Spire, and Dr. Spire loves watching Luz grow more confident in her ability to go on to college. This is an example of A. formal mentoring. B. quasi-parental mentoring. C. upward-mobility mentoring. D. natural mentoring.

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Mikaela Kline · Answer 1

Natural monitoring

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Natural monitoring is related to the natural observation and analysis of a person / animal to collect the data. It is basically about the evaluation of the characteristics of a person in natural settings. As we know that there is not any ongoing management and existing managed can not change Thus a person should focus where there are some chances to change the management activity in response to the monitoring. The natural monitoring can be biased and subjective. In this type of monitoring, there are fewer chances of change.