Correct answer choice is :
<h2>A) The law states that price decreases lead to greater demand and limited supply, which occur during excess demand.</h2><h2 /><h2>Explanation:</h2><h2 />
The law of demand states that conditional on all else being equal, as the price of a good increase, quantity demanded decreases; conversely, as the price of a good decrease, quantity demanded increases. The excess stock makes the price to fall and quantity demanded to rise. A reduction in supply will make an increase in the balance price and a decrease in the equilibrium amount of a good. Excess demand makes the price to rise and quantity demanded to decrease.
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Answer:
Multiple Reasons
Explanation:
Lincoln passed the emancipation proclamation for several reasons:
1. Encourage Blacks to aid the Union in the war.
- By freeing the slaves, Lincoln allowed them the opportunity to join and support the war cause. Many Blacks accepted the offer because they believed it would help their status as now citizens (unfortunately this wasn't true as we see later on in history). This also gave slaves a reason to fight in the war.
2. Discourage Other Nations From Joining in the war.
- Britain and France wanted to support the confederacy but the emancipation proclamation prevented them from doing so because they realized their help would be effortless. The confederacy was already doomed to lose.
3. Dismantle the Confederacy's Power
- The emancipation proclamation only applied to the Southern states part of the confederacy. It was done to hurt them and take away more of their power.
Overall, it seems that President Lincoln's main reason for passing the emancipation proclamation was done to support the union and end the civil war.
Answer:
stimulus generalization
Explanation:
Stimulus generalization: In psychology, the term "stimulus generalization" is one of the different parts of the classical conditioning theory which was proposed by Ivan Pavlov.
According to him, stimulus generalization is defined as the propensity of a particular conditioned stimulus to trigger the same response once that particular responded is being conditioned. In other words, an individuals response towards a particular stimulus in the same manner as he or she will respond towards a similar stimulus.
In the question above, Julio's response can be best explained by stimulus generalization.
