This view is often called the "Selective Incorporation" Theory.
What is Selective Incorporation?
Selective Incorporation is a doctrine describing the ability of the federal government to prevent states from enacting laws that violate some of the basic constitutional rights of American citizens.
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Answer:
(a) Profit margin for A = 5.40%, For division B =9.25% (b) Division B has a superior higher profit margin
Explanation:
Solution
Given that
Division A has a profit = 150,000
sales = $2,780,000
Division B profit = $28,400
Sales =$307,000
Now
(a)We compute for the margin profit for each division which is giving below:
Profit margin=Profit/Sales
Profit margin for A=(150000/2,780,000)
=5.40%
Profit margin for B = (28400/307000)
=9.25%
(b The division B is superior having higher profit margin.
Answer:
a. Selective perception
Explanation:
Selective perception is a situation wherein an individual only perceives what he/she prefers and to and chooses to ignore and reject whatever else is being conveyed.
In such cases, the individual in question is only bothered of what suits his/her perception and views.
In the given case, Donna ignored the mail of her departmental head wherein she was notified of some errors. Though she knows she did not commit the mentioned errors, she chose to completely ignore them rather respond and convey that she did not commit those errors.
This falls under the purview of Selective Perception.
