In a University, a Single Student Can Be Associated to Many

question 57

Multiple Choice

In a university, a single student can be associated to many classes and one class can be associated to many students. This is an example of a(n) ________.

• A) 1:N relationship
• B) N:1 relationship
• C) N:N relationship
• D) N:M relationship

Understand the permanence of learned behavior changes resulting from practice or experience.

Recognize the difference between reinforcement and reward and their implications in reinforcement theory.

Understand the applications of classical conditioning in marketing and organizational branding.

Understand the fundamental principles of reinforcement in behavior modification.

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Definitions:

Excludable

A characteristic of a good or service where it's possible to prevent individuals who have not paid for it from having access.

Television Signal

The electronic waves transmitted from a broadcast station that carry audio and visual information to televisions.

Nonrival Consumption

A characteristic of goods where one person's consumption does not reduce availability or enjoyment of the good for others.

Nonexcludable

A characteristic of a good whereby it is not possible to prevent individuals from consuming the good once it has been provided.