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When do diseconomies of scale occur?
Consistent Over Time
A principle stating that certain attributes, behaviors, or patterns remain stable across different periods in an individual's life.
Social Roles
The parts individuals play as members of a social group, which meet the expectations, behaviors, and actions that society ascribes to them.
Cumulative Continuity Principle
The idea that personality becomes more stable and unchanging as a person gets older.
Rank-Order Consistency
The degree to which the relative ordering of individuals on a particular trait remains stable over time.
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