Universities Practice Price Discrimination By

question 163

Multiple Choice

Universities practice price discrimination by:

• A) charging students with the same residency status different rates of tuition.
• B) offering students different levels of scholarship support.
• C) requiring freshmen to live on campus.
• D) requiring each student take a set number of general education courses.

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Definitions:

Yerkes-Dodson Law

A theory suggesting that there is an optimal level of arousal for performance, and that too much or too little arousal can adversely affect task performance.

Task Difficulty

The level of challenge presented by a task, which can influence a person's performance and effort required to complete it.

Stimulus Motives

Drives or urges stemming from external sources that motivate behavior to satisfy a need or achieve a goal.

Bored

A state of feeling disinterested, restless, or unengaged due to a lack of stimulation or interest in the current activity or surroundings.