Determining the Cause of a Behaviour Is Difficult Because

question 7

Multiple Choice

Determining the cause of a behaviour is difficult because

• A) it is difficult to know the true cause or all causes of behaviour.
• B) explanations that are initially satisfying may turn out to be inadequate.
• C) satisfactory explanations may be discarded or revised as new evidence is gathered.
• D) describing,predicting,explaining,and determining cause are all closely connected.

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Definitions:

Impairment Test

An examination carried out to determine if the carrying amount of an asset exceeds its recoverable amount, potentially leading to an impairment loss.

Reversal

The process of undoing or nullifying a previous accounting entry or transaction.

Impairment Loss

The difference when the recorded value of an asset or a cash-producing entity surpasses the amount it can be recovered for.