Rosie and Ginny Decide to Eat at a Restaurant

question 68

Multiple Choice

Rosie and Ginny decide to eat at a restaurant. When they arrive, they are greeted promptly by the hostess. The waiter is efficient and the food is fantastic! They are likely to return to the restaurant because their decision to eat there was followed by a satisfying experience. This example illustrates

• A)the law of effect.
• B)the pleasure principle.
• C)Michelin's law.
• D)the Garcia effect.

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Definitions:

Insufficient Torque

A condition where the applied torque is not enough to overcome the load or resistance.

Centerbolt

The bolt used to clamp a multileaf spring pack together and load it under tension to help define its self-dampening characteristics. Self-dampening is created by interleaf friction.

Air Spring

A type of suspension system that uses air pressure in a flexible bellows to provide cushioning and support for vehicles.