Applying the Concept of "Clean Enough" to Endangered Species an Economist

question 64

Multiple Choice

Applying the concept of "clean enough" to endangered species an economist means the

• A)No species are ever harmed.
• B)state of species endangerment where the average cost of cleaning more equals the average benefit of cleaning more.
• C)state of species endangerment where the marginal cost of cleaning equals the marginal benefit of cleaning.
• D)state of species endangerment where the total cost of cleaning equals the total benefit of cleaning.

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Definitions:

Behavioral Model

A psychological framework concentrating on the study of observable behaviors, emphasizing the role of learning in behavior acquisition.

Learned Responses

Behaviors that are developed as a result of experience or conditioning.

Cognitive Perspective

Modern perspective in psychology that focuses on memory, intelligence, perception, problem solving, and learning.

Disordered Behavior

Actions or reactions that deviate significantly from what is considered normative or functional in society, often a symptom of mental illness or distress.