The Environmental Hypothesis on Intelligence States That Groups Differ in Environment

question 186

Multiple Choice

The environmental hypothesis on intelligence states that groups differ in environment IQ because

• A)some groups are genetically superior to others.
• B)nutrition and general health differ across groups.
• C)their environments differ in supporting intellectual development.
• D)groups are religiously predestined for failure/success.

Recognize the role of consideration and intention in establishing a legal relationship.

Distinguish between unilateral and bilateral contracts.

Analyze the effect of communication modes on the validity of contract acceptance and revocation.

Understand the implications of breach of contract and the remedies available.

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Definitions:

Short Run

A timeframe in economics during which at least one factor of production is fixed, allowing only some variables to change in response to changes in demand or other influences.

Long Run

An economic interval where all production elements and expenses can fully adapt, as they are changeable, permitting comprehensive adjustments to any variations.

Short Run

A period in economic analysis where at least one production factor is fixed, limiting the ability of the economy or business to adjust immediately.

Long Run

A period of time in economics sufficient for all markets to adjust, including changes in production capacity and market entry or exit.