You should try to leave emotions out of financial decisions because if you are too happy, you may spend more. If you are sad, you may spend less. If you are angry, you may spend more or less. It is very conflicting if you have emotions tied in with major financial decisions.
I don’t know if this answers your question but here you go:
The correct answer for the question that is being presented above is this one: "B) habituation criteria." <span>If the stranger talks to Irene, she ducks her head and sometimes even covers her eyes with her hands. </span>Since Georgina has treated both of her children the same way, she knows that Jonah and Irene have different habituation criteria.
