Nagging Someone to Do Something Until They Do It Is

question 138

Multiple Choice

Nagging someone to do something until they do it is an example of __________.

• A)negative reinforcement
• B)aversive conditioning
• C)punishment
• D)positive reinforcement

Analyze the impact of external changes to demand or supply, such as changes in consumer preferences or technological improvements.

Understand the relationship between the elasticity of supply and demand and tax incidence.

Calculate and analyze deadweight loss resulting from taxes and how it affects overall market efficiency.

Understand the effects of subsidies and how they affect supply and demand equilibrium.

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Definitions:

Hedging

The use of cautious language to make statements less absolute, often to reduce risk or liability.

Wordy Phrases

Phrases or expressions that use more words than necessary to convey meaning, often making the text less clear and more cumbersome.

Relative Pronouns

Words that introduce relative clauses, connecting them to main clauses, and refer to nouns mentioned previously, like who, whose, which, and that.

Redundancies

The occurrence of unnecessary repetition in expression or function, often leading to inefficiency or excess.