The Opportunity Cost of a Purchase Is

question 5

Multiple Choice

The opportunity cost of a purchase is:

• A) zero if the item is what you want most.
• B) always equal to the selling price of what you purchased.
• C) always greater for people who are out of work than for people who are working.
• D) the alternative good or service that one sacrifices because a different good was purchased.
• E) the lowest possible price.

Understand the concept and significance of harm reduction approaches in substance abuse and disease prevention.

Analyze the efficacy of relapse prevention programs and their strategies.

Determine the role of self-perception and attitudes in substance abuse and relapse scenarios.

Compare and contrast different prevention strategies for dealing with substance abuse and sexually transmitted diseases.

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