Positive Reinforcement ________ the Probability of a Behaviour by Applying

question 67

Multiple Choice

Positive reinforcement ________ the probability of a behaviour by applying a ________ stimulus after that behaviour occurs.

• A)increases; nasty
• B)increases; pleasant
• C)decreases; pleasant
• D)decreases; nasty
• E)increases; neutral

Identify the processes and approvals required for corporate actions like mergers, share repurchases, and dissolution.

Recognize the implications and responsibilities related to dividend distributions, especially in the case of insolvency.

Understand the legal framework governing the obligations and rights of shareholders and directors in a merger situation.

Describe the principles and legal considerations of share valuation and distribution in various corporate scenarios.

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Definitions:

Trading Possibilities Curve

A graph that shows the maximum amount of goods a country can produce, given its resources, and hence the possible extents of trade with other countries.

International Exchange Ratio

The rate at which the goods and services of one country can be traded for those of another.

Production Possibilities Curves

A graphical representation that shows the maximum possible output combinations of two goods or services an economy can produce given its available resources and technology.

Comparative Advantage

The proficiency of either a person, a company, or a country in crafting a good or providing a service, which comes at a lesser opportunity cost than that offered by rival parties.