Table: Example Goods a Watermelon a Lighthouse Smog Reduction Online

question 83

Multiple Choice

Table: Example Goods A Watermelon A Lighthouse Smog Reduction Online Video Games Cable Internet Service National Defense A Private Beach A Public Beach A Pencil Soup Kitchen Meals A Chair Toll Highways Public Roads Reference: Ref 18-2 (Table: Example Goods) Refer to the table. Which of the following contains only excludable and nonrival goods from the table?

• A) cable Internet service, toll highways, public roads, soup kitchen meals
• B) online video games, a private beach, toll highways, cable Internet service
• C) public beaches, soup kitchen meals, public roads, smog reduction
• D) national defense, a lighthouse, smog reduction, cable Internet service

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Definitions:

Classical Conditioning

An educational process which happens when a stimulus from the environment is linked to a naturally occurring stimulus.

UCS

Unconditioned Stimulus, a stimulus that naturally and automatically triggers a response without prior learning in classical conditioning.

Meat Powder

A substance used by Ivan Pavlov in his classical conditioning experiments as an unconditioned stimulus to elicit salivation in dogs.

Taste Cue

A sensory signal related to food that can trigger specific eating behaviors or preferences.