Answer:
- Juli-an Rotter
Explanation:
In the given case, Jack is attempting to direct the American Psychologist <em><u>Juli-an Rotter's</u></em> "<u><em>Social learning theory"</em></u> in order to ask Lacey for a date.
In this theory, Rotter explains that one can learn new social behaviors by observation, as well as, the review of the rewards or punishments that a specific behavior produces. Here also, <u>Jack observes his previous behaviors and approaches that he had displayed and the rewards associated with them</u>. Therefore, <u>he learns about those behaviors that had worked successfully for him, and hence, he decided to use them only to approach Lacey in order to get the expected reward</u>.
True
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In the 1920s, the danger of buying stock on credit was that if the stock dropped, borrowers have to make up the difference.
When the stock dropped, basically the borrowers losing an amount of value of his assets. But since he bought the stock before the price was dropped, he had to make up the difference