Phillips' Study of the Correlation Between the Occurrence of a Prizefight

question 3

Multiple Choice

Phillips' study of the correlation between the occurrence of a prizefight and homicides found that after a prizefight:

• A) homicides increased significantly, with the greatest number of homicides occurring three days after the prizefight.
• B) homicides decreased significantly, demonstrating the catharsis effect.
• C) homicides increased significantly, with the greatest number of homicides occurring with the first three hours after the prizefight.
• D) homicides increased only if the "underdog" won the fight.

Understand the foundational impact of business law on various functional areas of business.

Grasp the concept of law as a system that facilitates social order and change.

Comprehend the classifications and types of laws (e.g., criminal, civil, procedural).

Learn about the sources of law, including constitutions, statutes, and case law.

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Definitions:

Mere Exposure Effect

An occurrence in psychology where individuals often favor items or concepts just because they are accustomed to them.

Operant Conditioning

A method of learning that occurs through rewards and punishments for behavior, with the association formed between behavior and its consequences.

Praises

Expressions of approval or admiration towards someone or something, often used as a form of encouragement or recognition.

Denies Dessert

The choice to refuse or not partake in a sweet course following a meal, often for health, dietary, or personal reasons.