When Citing Another Person's Thinking or Ideas,a "Substantial Element" Refers

question 36

Multiple Choice

When citing another person's thinking or ideas,a "substantial element" refers to

• A) any key idea or concept, even a single word.
• B) phrases that are at least 10 or more words.
• C) anything that requires quotation marks in the citation.
• D) concepts that are cited in a secondary source.

Grasp the concept of comparative advantage and its application in specialization.

Understand the impact of allocation of time between different tasks on production.

Analyze effects of cooperation between individual workers on efficiency and production output.

Understand the principles of competitive equilibrium and Pareto optimality.

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Definitions:

Availability Heuristic

A cognitive heuristic that depends on readily accessible examples in an individual’s mind when assessing a particular topic, idea, strategy, or choice.

Improbable Dangers

Perceived threats or risks that have a very low likelihood of occurring.

Vivid Memories

Exceptionally clear, detailed, and lifelike memories, often of significant or emotional events.

Universal Grammar

Universal Grammar is a theory in linguistics that suggests there is an innate structure of linguistic knowledge in the human mind which underlies all human language acquisition.