Cross-Sectional Studies of Intelligence May Reveal Differences Between Young and Old

question 4

Multiple Choice

Cross-sectional studies of intelligence may reveal differences between young and old people that do not arise from age but from characteristics of different cohorts, including which of the following?

• A) Young people are more familiar than old people with test taking.
• B) Old people show more test anxiety than young people.
• C) Some old people accept the prejudices of ageism and believe that intelligence declines with age.
• D) Young people are less cautious than old people and may be more likely to guess at the answer on tests of intelligence.
• E) All of these.

Identify the types of intellectual property protection available for different forms of creative and technological works.

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Evaluate the ethical and legal considerations in protecting intellectual property in a business context.

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Definitions:

Prime Cost

The combined direct costs of raw material and labor that are directly associated with the production of a product.

Discretionary Fixed Costs

Those fixed costs that arise from annual decisions by management to spend on certain fixed cost items, such as advertising and research.

Committed Fixed Costs

Expenses that a company has to pay regardless of its level of production or sales, such as leases and long-term contracts, which cannot be easily changed in the short term.

Unit Fixed Cost

The fixed cost associated with producing one unit of a product, which does not vary with the level of production output.