In a SWOT Analysis, Strengths and Weaknesses Are Factors That

question 159

Multiple Choice

In a SWOT analysis, strengths and weaknesses are factors that are ________ to the firm, while opportunities and threats are factors that are ________ to the firm.

• A) irrelevant; relevant
• B) relevant; irrelevant
• C) internal; external
• D) external; internal
• E) central; peripheral

Understand the components and definitions of key emotional and behavioral terms such as emotion, temperament, and emotional regulation.

Identify factors influencing child behavior, including daycare environments, temperament classifications, and parental influence.

Describe the development and significance of self-awareness and self-concept in children.

Recognize the importance of observational learning and social referencing in children's emotional development.

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Definitions:

Supply Curve

The supply curve is a graphical representation showing how the quantity of a good that a supplier is willing and able to sell varies depending on the price.

Long-run Equilibrium

A state in which all factors of production and costs are variable, allowing firms in a perfectly competitive market to make zero economic profit, balancing supply and demand.

Maximum Profits

The highest possible financial gain that a business can achieve in a given period, optimizing revenue while minimizing costs.