A Basic Solution and a Basic Feasible Solution

question 19

Multiple Choice

A basic solution and a basic feasible solution

• A)are the same thing.
• B)differ in the number of variables allowed to be zero.
• C)describe interior points and exterior points,respectively.
• D)differ in their inclusion of nonnegativity restrictions.

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Definitions:

Thin Slicing

Observing a small sample of someone’s behavior and then making a generalization about what the person is like, based on that sample.

Predicted Outcome Value Theory

A theory in interpersonal communication suggesting the initial interactions between individuals are used to predict the future value of the relationship, influencing whether interactions will continue.

Causal Attribution Theory

A concept in social psychology that examines how people determine the causes of behavior or events, attributing them to internal dispositions or external situations.

Partner Uncertainty

The inability to predict the behavior, thoughts, or feelings of another person.