Two Outcomes Are Said to Be Mutually Exclusive When

question 54

Multiple Choice

Two outcomes are said to be mutually exclusive when

• A) the probability of the two outcomes occurring together is equal to zero (p = 0).
• B) the probability of the occurrence of one outcome has no effect on the probability of the occurrence of the second outcome.
• C) the probability of the two outcomes occurring together is greater than zero (p > 0).
• D) the probability of the two outcomes occurring together sums to one.

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Definitions:

Culturally Approved Standards

Norms and guidelines that are widely accepted and endorsed within a specific culture, guiding behavior and expectations.

"Me"

A concept in sociology that refers to the part of an individual's self that is formed through social interaction and understands societal expectations.

Immediate Gratification

The desire to experience pleasure or fulfillment without delay or deferment, often prioritizing short-term rewards over long-term benefits.

The Id

According to Freud, is the part of the self that demands immediate gratification.