According to AASB 8,'where Total External Revenues Attributable to Reportable

question 47

Multiple Choice

According to AASB 8,'where total external revenues attributable to reportable segments constitute less than 75 per cent of the entity's total revenues':

• A) additional reportable segments must be identified in accordance with the definition of reportable segments, until at least 75 per cent of the entity's total revenues are included in reportable segments.
• B) the entity reports those segments already identified as reportable, even though they constitute less than 75 per cent of the entity's total revenues.
• C) additional segments must be identified as reportable segments, even if they do not qualify as reportable segments, until at least 75 per cent of the entity's total revenues are included in reportable segments.
• D) the entity considers whether total external revenues attributable to reportable segments constitute greater than 75 per cent of the entity's total external revenues, and if so, report those segments already identified.

Analyze how social norms, self-reinforcers, and empathy influence helping behavior.

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Grasp the evolutionary basis and genetic factors associated with helping behavior and aggression.

Examine the relationship between attitudes and behavior, including methodology for studying this relationship.

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Definitions:

Approved Vendor

A supplier who meets a company's criteria for quality and service and is authorized to provide specific goods or services.

Estimated Method

A technique used in accounting to approximate values or quantities that are uncertain, often applied in calculating depreciation or inventory levels.

Inventory Records

Documents that track the quantity, value, and movement of a company's stock of goods.

Physical Inventory

A process involving the manual counting of all inventory items in a business at a specific point in time to verify quantities and condition.