10. Charging Interest
11. you tend to purchase more things
12. Interest
13. Credit
14. True
15. Personal Finance
16. Money
17. Currency
18. Credit
19. Debt
20. Interest
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<u>Explanation:</u>
Here the responses to the questions;
<u>False</u> 1. The best things in life are free.
False 2. The largest cost of going to college is tuition and books.
<u>True</u> 3. "Anything worth doing is worth doing well."
<u>True</u> 4. Life is priceless and should be sustained at any cost.
<u>True</u> 5. We can help the poor by regulating prices and keeping them low.
<u>False</u> 6. Recycling newspapers helps reforest our lands.
<u>True</u> 7. One person's benefit in the market is someone else's loss.
<u>False</u> 8. People who work the hardest get the most money.
<u>True</u> 9. It is a good idea to seek all of the information about a product before making a purchase.
<u>False</u> 10. Raising the minimum wage is the best way to help unskilled workers.
<u>False</u> 11. Rich people don't face the problem of scarcity.
<u>True</u> 12. It is a good idea to make an informed choice and stick to it.
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Answer:
<em>The correct option is d) multidirectional</em>
Explanation:
Many biological, cognitive, and socioemotional changes occur in a person as he/she develops. The dimensions shrink and grow at different points in a person during development. Some dimensions might become more important in different stages of life.
Certain things which were important first in the life of a person may become secondary during the developmental phases. Each phase will have a more important direction to look upon and hence, the priorities change with them.