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The distance between the average total cost curve and the average variable cost curve decreases as output increases.
Avoidance Conditioning
A learning process through which a subject learns to avoid an unpleasant or harmful stimulus by engaging in particular behaviors.
Passive Avoidance
A learning process in which an individual learns to avoid a stimulus or situation after experiencing or anticipating an unpleasant outcome.
Two-Way Avoidance
A learning process in which an animal or human learns to avoid a negative stimulus by performing a particular behavior.
Unpleasant Situation
A scenario or condition that is not enjoyable or is likely to cause discomfort, distress, or dissatisfaction.
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