The Payment for a Factor of Production That Is Completely

question 344

Multiple Choice

The payment for a factor of production that is completely inelastic in supply is

• A) opportunity cost.
• B) economic rent.
• C) discounting.
• D) limited liability.

Compare Rotter’s concept of locus of control with Bandura's concept of self-efficacy.

Define and provide examples of behavior potential according to Rotter.

Interpret Rotter's views on situational factors in behavior prediction.

Describe Rotter's notion of interpersonal trust and its relevance in behavior analysis.

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