Robert Dances in the End Zone Whenever He Scores a Touchdown,because

question 38

Multiple Choice

Robert dances in the end zone whenever he scores a touchdown,because the fans give him a standing ovation for doing so.When the fans no longer give him a standing ovation for his dancing,Robert stops dancing in the end zone.This is an example of:​

• A) ​punishment
• B) ​extinction of a negatively reinforced behavior
• C) ​a latency period
• D) ​extinction of a positively reinforced behavior

Identify the impact of factor prices on the market supply curve in the long term.

Understand the concept of a constant cost industry and its characteristics.

Explain the effects of short-run profit on market dynamics and long-run equilibrium in price-taker industries.

Analyze the impact of changes in demand and supply on market prices and output in the short and long run.

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