A Constraint Which Cannot Be Violated Is Called a

question 16

Multiple Choice

A constraint which cannot be violated is called a

• A) binding constraint.
• B) hard constraint.
• C) definite constraint.
• D) required constraint.

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Definitions:

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The practice of ritual and other non-ritual activities involving harassment, abuse, or humiliation as a way of initiating a person into a group.

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A phenomenon where individuals assign greater value to outcomes they have put significant effort into achieving, regardless of the actual value of the outcome.

Universally Applicable

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Special Benefits

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