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This behavior is an example of Moral hazard
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Option A
<u>Explanation</u>:
Moral hazard is a behavior occurs when a person increases his/her exposure to risk when insured or have a financial assistance. In this situation ''person takes more risks" because someone else is there to bear cost of risks. In the above situation, Martha used to spend less before but when she got the scholarship she started spending more as having a financial security of scholarship. Other options - pecuniary externality, the paradox of thrif and the free-rider problem are incorrect as do not have any relevance with the case of Martha.
Answer:
If there is a room for you to reverse, then you quickly do that.
Or easily you move to the other side quickly.
Because the more mass media she got the more she got to help other with their mental help that she went through. So this is a important thing she can do.
Surveys indicate that 2 to 3.5 percent percent of adults in the united states meet the criteria for antisocial personality disorder.
People with the antisocial disorder are characterized with the following: they are reckless and impulsive, are likely to lie repeatedly, and they have little regard for other individuals, and can be cruel, sadistic, aggressive, and violent.
