The Standard Deviations of Stocks a and B Are _____

question 61

Multiple Choice

The standard deviations of stocks A and B are _____ and _____,respectively.

• A)1.5%; 1.9%
• B)2.5%; 1.1%
• C)3.2%; 2.0%
• D)1.5%; 1.1%
• E)none of the above

Differentiate between positive and negative reinforcers.

Identify examples of conditioned reinforcers.

Understand and differentiate between various schedules of reinforcement (fixed-ratio, variable-ratio, fixed-interval, variable-interval).

Recognize the importance and implications of operant conditioning in modifying behavior.

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Definitions:

365-Day Year

A method used in finance and accounting that assumes a year consists of 365 days to simplify interest rate calculations, disregarding leap years.

Exact Simple Interest

Interest calculated on the principal amount of a loan or investment, based on a 365-day year without compounding.

Loan Period

The duration of time from when a loan is issued to when it is expected to be fully repaid, including its principal and interest.

365-day Year

A financial calculation basis using a calendar year of 365 days for computing interest rates and other financial metrics, ignoring leap year variations.