Explanation:
Through Athenian democracy, ostracisation was a mechanism where any person could be exiled for 10 years from either the town of Athens. Although some incidents specifically articulated the citizen's common frustration, ostracisation was also prematurely utilized.
Answer:
a. Sophisticated user
Explanation:
The manufacturer is not taken at fault if the product sold had failed. He is also not taken to fault if there is any danger, harm or unseen risk that involves buying or handling the product. This is only applicable if the sophisticated user knows that there could be or that there will be harm that will become to them from using the product.
For example, if a skin product contains a certain ingredient that is well known to cause irritation and the manufacturer discloses this information, they are no longer liable if a consumer decides to purchase this product and also having prior knowledge.
Explanation:
Because forced assimilation had nearly destroyed Native American culture, some tribal leaders attempted to reassert their sovereignty and invent new spiritual traditions. The most significant of these was the Ghost Dance, pioneered by Wovoka, a shaman of the Northern Paiute tribe.
Answer:
<u>Conditioned stimulus</u>.
Explanation:
The conditioned stimulus is a previously neutral stimulus that, after becoming associated with the unconditioned stimulus will overtime trigger a conditioned response.
That means, what before was neutral (<em>pulling into The Pizza Shoppe parking lot</em>) will eventually be associated with the unconditioned stimulus (<em>in this case is Molly feeling happy when she has pizza, what is a natural response</em>) and <u>becomes a conditioned stimulus</u> making Molly happy for anticipation.
So, in this example, The Pizza Shoppe parking lot is the conditioned stimulus.
Answer: consumer's taste and preferences, # of consumers in the market, consumer's income, consumer's expectations, price of related goods (substitutes & compliments).
Explanation:
Some of the non price factors of demand include:
• Consumer taste and preference: When consumer have a preference for a particular product, there's an increase in demand for such product.
• Consumers income: When a consumer has a high income, this will lead to an increase in demand for a product while a person with lower income will make lesser purchases.
• Price of related goods: When there is an increase in price for a product, there'll be an increase in the price of the complement as well and the demand reduces.. On the other hand, when the price of a good increase, the quantity demanded of its substitute rises.
We should note that government actions, and cost of production affects the supply of the good and not the demand.
