Which of the following are professional-functional relationships? Select all that apply.

Families

Superior-subordinate

Friendships

Employee-public

Professional - client

The options that apply are;

Superior-subordinate Employee-public Professional - client

Explanation:

Professional-functional relationships deal with client, employee, employer, the general public and superior-subordinate.

Superior-subordinate relationships involves a person acting as the leader over a subordinate on a particular project. The superior is responsible for laying down guiding principles to be followed by the subordinate. For instance, in the construction of a building, the Foreman act as the Superior while the Plumber, Carpenter and contractors are the subordinates.

Professional-client relationships is to render and receive services. Examples are Lawyer-Client relationship, a Doctor-Patient relationship, Banker-Customer relationship etc.

Employee-public relationships involves a relationship between an employee and members of the general public. This relationship enhances the growth of an organization's financial success. Examples are A bank and its employers, a Law firm and its employers, a restaurant and its employers etc.