Daisy and Rose Are Identical Twins Who Were Separated at Birth

question 10

Multiple Choice

Daisy and Rose are identical twins who were separated at birth. Daisy was raised in the Canada whereas Rose spent her childhood in Austria. Which kind of forces would likely explain most of the differences between their behaviour as teens?

• A) psychological forces
• B) nature-based forces
• C) biological forces
• D) sociocultural forces

Recognize how behavioral economics explains the influence of cognitive biases and heuristics on decision making.

Identify the factors affecting human decision making, including the impact of framing, temptation, and future versus present preferences.

Understand the concept of "bounded rationality" and its significance in behavioral economics.

Examine the role of external factors, such as store layout and advertisement, on consumer behavior from a behavioral economics perspective.

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Definitions:

Project GLOBE

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Cultural Variations

Differences in social norms, values, customs, and practices among various cultures.

Gallup Organization

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Managing by Objectives

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