Economists Generally Assume That People Make

question 89

Multiple Choice

Economists generally assume that people make:

• A) predictable, repeatable decisions that cannot be modeled.
• B) predictable, repeatable decisions that can be modeled.
• C) unpredictable, repeatable decisions that can be modeled.
• D) unpredictable, repeatable decisions that cannot be modeled.
• E) predictable, unrepeatable decisions that cannot be modeled.

Understand different models of organizational behavior and management theories.

Identify and analyze the components of community assessment.

Recognize the relationship between management styles and employee productivity.

Differentiate between the models of community practice including locality development, social planning, social action, and community brokering.

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Definitions:

Long-Term

Pertaining to or involving an extended period, especially with reference to retention of information or memory.

Prospective

Relating to or effective in the future, often used in studies that follow subjects forward in time.

Magical Number

The Magical Number, often referred to as "seven plus or minus two," is a theory suggesting the limit of an individual's ability to process, hold, and recall information in short-term memory.

George Sperling

A psychologist known for his research on the capacity of visual memory and the temporal duration of visual sensory memory.