When It Comes to People's Tastes, What Do Economists Generally

question 168

Multiple Choice

When it comes to people's tastes, what do economists generally believe?

• A) Tastes are based on forces beyond the realm of economics.
• B) Tastes are based on historical and psychological forces.
• C) Tastes don't change.
• D) Tastes do not directly affect demand.

Investigate the issues surrounding the diagnosis of conversion disorder and the prognosis for clients with this diagnosis.

Understand that aggression is not always intentional and recognize gender and cultural differences in aggressive behaviors.

Recognize the influence of culture on dietary choices and behaviors.

Understand stimulus motives and their relation to behavior.

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