The Graph Shown Displays Various Economic Outcomes

question 58

Multiple Choice

The graph shown displays various economic outcomes. If the economy is currently at equilibrium D, and the government does nothing, then eventually:

• A) SRAS will shift to the right, and the economy will have Y ₃ output with lower prices.
• B) SRAS will shift to the left, and the economy will have Y ₃ output at higher prices.
• C) LRAS will shift to the left until equilibrium is reached.
• D) AD will shift to the right, restoring long-run equilibrium.

Identify examples of operant conditioning and differentiate between operant and classical conditioning.

Recognize the historical context and foundational views that led to the development of behaviorism.

Explain the significance of inborn automatic responses and how they relate to learned behaviors.

Understand the blocking effect in classical conditioning.

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Definitions:

Attitude Similarity

The degree to which individuals share the same viewpoints, opinions, or evaluations about a subject, often influencing attraction and relationship dynamics.

Constant Routine

A fixed, repetitive pattern of activities or behaviors that is maintained over time.

Novelty

The quality of being new, original, or unusual.

Relational Stages

The various phases that relationships go through, from initial formation and intensification to possible decline and dissolution.