_____ Are the Dimensions or Attributes of a Product That

question 74

Multiple Choice

_____ are the dimensions or attributes of a product that are used to compare different alternatives.

• A)Evaluative criteria
• B)Salient beliefs
• C)Dissonance motives
• D)Attribute bundles
• E)Reinforcement criteria

Distinguish between instinct, drive, and incentive theories in explaining human motives.

Understand the societal and psychological consequences of ostracism and its manifestations in behavior.

Recognize the importance of delayed gratification in goal setting and persistence.

Acknowledge the significance of affiliation needs in reducing stress and contributing to mental well-being.

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Definitions:

Observational Learning

The process of acquiring skills, knowledge, or attitudes by watching and imitating others.

Smart Board

An interactive whiteboard that integrates touch detection for user input (e.g., scrolling, zooming) with multimedia resources and internet access.

Contingency Theory

The view that learning occurs when stimuli provide information about the likelihood of the occurrence of other stimuli.

Unconditioned Stimulus (UCS)

In classical conditioning, a stimulus that naturally and automatically triggers a response without any prior learning.