An Example of Friedman's K-Percent Rule Is

question 76

Multiple Choice

An example of Friedman's k-percent rule is

• A)"every time GDP decreases,decrease the growth rate of the quantity of money."
• B)"use all information available to determine the growth rate of the quantity of money each time GDP changes."
• C)"every time GDP decreases,increase the growth rate of the quantity of money."
• D)"do not change the growth rate of the quantity of money."
• E)"set the growth rate of the quantity of money equal to the unemployment rate."

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Definitions:

Response Generalization

The process whereby a behavior, once learned in response to a specific stimulus, is performed in the presence of other, similar stimuli.

Primary Reinforcer

A stimulus that satisfies a basic biological need, such as food, water, or sleep, and is innately rewarding.

Observational Learning

is a form of learning that occurs through watching the behaviors of others and the consequences of those behaviors, also known as modeling or social learning.

Vicarious Learning

Learning that occurs by observing the actions of others and the outcomes of those actions, without the observer performing the actions.