Brooks (1968) Asked Participants to Imagine a Letter, Such as "T

question 82

Multiple Choice

Brooks (1968) asked participants to imagine a letter, such as "T," in their mind's eye and then were asked to make decisions about the angles in that letter.He found that:

• A)responding on the task was difficult because it taxed visual memory.
• B)responding on the task using pointing was more difficult than speaking.
• C)participants could only complete the task in a quiet room.
• D)participants were faster in the task when the letters had been primed.

Distinguish between normal goods and Giffen goods based on their reaction to price changes.

Utilize consumer equilibrium tables to determine utility-maximizing combinations of goods under budget constraints.

Relate changes in marginal utility to adjustments in consumption in response to price changes for normal goods.

Analyze the effects of price changes on demand curves through the lens of total utility maximization.