Cassandra and Jim Can Make Either Sushi or Wine or Some

question 4

Multiple Choice

Cassandra and Jim can make either sushi or wine or some combination of both.Each have eight hours to work.In her eight hours Cassandra can make 24 sushi rolls or 8 litres of wine (or some combination, if she splits her time) .Jim can make either 16 sushi rolls or 4 litres of wine (or some combination) .Which statement is true?

• A)Cassandra's opportunity cost of making a sushi roll is 3 litres of wine; Jim's opportunity cost of making a sushi roll is forgoing ¼ a litre of wine.
• B)Cassandra's opportunity cost of making a sushi roll is a litre of wine; Jim's opportunity cost of making a sushi roll is forgoing 4 litres of wine.
• C)Cassandra's opportunity cost of making a sushi roll is 2 litres of wine; Jim's opportunity cost of making a sushi roll is forgoing 8 litres of wine.
• D)Cassandra's opportunity cost of making a sushi roll is 1/3 a litre of wine; Jim's opportunity cost of making a sushi roll is forgoing ¼ a litre of wine.
• E)None of the above.

Recognize the significance of temperament in understanding individual differences in emotionality and arousal.

Understand the mechanisms and types of sensory systems, including pain perception.

Recognize and explain key concepts and principles of Gestalt psychology in perception.

Comprehend the physiological basis of sensory information processing and the role of sensory organs.

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