The Passive Resignation to Aversive Conditions Learned by Repeated Exposure

question 97

Multiple Choice

The passive resignation to aversive conditions learned by repeated exposure to inescapable aversive events is called

• A) learned helplessness.
• B) the partial-reinforcement effect.
• C) avoidance learning.
• D) the magnitude of punishment effect.

Determine the effects of taxes on market equilibrium.

Understand the concept of substitutes and how changes in prices affect demand.

Recognize how market expectations influence supply in the present.

Identify how external factors, including governmental policies, affect market prices and quantities.

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