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The budget line and the indifference curve are geometric devices used to provide a closer look at consumer choice.
Frequency
The rate at which something occurs or is repeated over a particular period of time or in a given sample.
Duration
The length of time that an event or behavior continues, often measured in studies to assess aspects of persistence or endurance.
Intensity
The strength, force, or degree of expression of a particular behavior or action.
Severity
The extent of something considered bad or undesirable, such as the severity of disease symptoms or the severity of a problem.
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