The examples are:
<span>-deciding whether a second burger is worth the extra $2
-deciding whether the overtime pay is worth working on your day off
-deciding whether to pay a fine for polluting the local harbor or installing antipollution machinery
In rational behavior, our decision-making process is always based on which decision give the maximum/optimal benefit for use, after deducting all possibilities with a logical approach.
All the actions above represents this very concept of rational behavior.
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Answer<u>:</u>
<u>premise</u>
Explanation:
In premise reflection there is a certain question to one's own self that why do we need to relate it with our self.
As in the given case,
Cindy is concerned about her daughter's behaviour. For this she considers her childhood and compares that with her daughter's.
Further she questions herself whether is it required to compare her behaviour with that of her daughter. Since they are two different persons from different generations their behaviour can be different.
It is not necessary that if Cindy was outgoing her daughter has to be outgoing.
Accordingly when Cindy question herself and finds the solution in question itself that the behaviour of mother and daughter might not be same this shall be considered as premise reflection.
<span>1) Presenting a plank on taxes, welfare reform, and veterans issues and deciding how to vote on them
2) Presenting this plank to the party and getting people to vote on it
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5) Aking it impossible for a candidate to run if she doesn't agree with every issue on the party platform</span>
Answer:
From the excerpt of "Escape", the theme is helplessness.
The theme for "To Live" is self discovery.
Explanation:
From the excerpt of Escape, the writer is sharing his thought about his helplessness as he sees himself melting like a block of ice, not feeling his stomach, melting then freezing up again.
In "To Live" , the writer talks about his journey of self discovery and listing education as one of the paths to self discovery. He opines that it is difficult to know one's self because people see us differently from the way we view ourselves. Our lives are made up of a lot of trials and error.
