If the Price of a Good Is Zero, a Rational

question 136

Multiple Choice

If the price of a good is zero, a rational consumer will

• A) buy all of the units available.
• B) not consume the good at all since it must not be valuable if it has a zero price.
• C) stop consuming the good when marginal utility is zero.
• D) consume the good up to the point where total utility is just below zero.

Comprehend the role of amygdala structures in fear conditioning and how it relates to conditioned emotional responses.

Discuss counterconditioning and systematic desensitization as methods for modifying conditioned responses.

Identify factors affecting the strength and development of conditioned responses, including stimulus intensity and conditioning procedures.

Explain the process of extinction and spontaneous recovery in the context of conditioned responses.

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