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Adjusting Entries
Identify four types of timing differences between cash flows and the recognition of expenses or revenues that may require adjusting entries.
Rational Social Theories
Theories that assume individuals act based on logical calculations to maximize benefits and minimize costs in social situations.
Reasoned Action
A theory focusing on how individuals' intentions to engage in a behavior are influenced by their attitudes towards the behavior and their perceptions of social norms.
Molar Behavior
A perspective in behavioral science that considers behaviors in large units that have meaningful outcomes or goals, rather than focusing on isolated actions.
Persistently Goal-Directed
Characterized by consistent and prolonged effort towards achieving specific objectives.
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