Answer:d. external locus of control
Explanation:
Locus of control is a concept that refers to how we feel in control of things that happen to us or out of control depending on each individual's attitudes towards their own lives. Let us say you were facing challenges how you feel about their outcome will depend on your locus of control , if you believe that everything is beyond your personal control, and outside forces are more powerful than you are, psychologist refer to this person as having an external locus of control. This is a person who feels that nothing is in their hands , there is nothing they can do to influence a positive change in their lives.
This can make a person give up on trying to influence change in their lives and accept failure because they believe there is a powerful external force acting against them.
Julio is that person , she believes no amount of work can bring her any success because the system is created to work against her ethnical group.
If she had internal locus of control she would have believed in her hard work and that everything is in her hands to bring positive change in her life.
Answer:
October 24, 1945, San Francisco CA
Explanation:
This statement can be considered incorrect because the person is not taking into account what the actual effect of the sales tax and the excise tax is on consumers. The excise tax is a tax applied at the moment of manufacture, not at the moment of sale. On the other hand, a sales tax is applied to a product at the moment of sale. However, if companies have to pay an excise tax, they are likely to raise the prices of their products, which could end up having the same effect on consumers as the sale tax. The person has most likely overstated the effect of the sales tax, while understated the effect of the excise tax.
The following is missing for the question to be complete: <em>What is the opportunity cost of eating the home-cooked meal?</em>
Answer: The value of the ingredients that go into the home-cooked meal and the value of a five-dollar dinner at Burger Joint
Explanation: Opportunity cost is a value that is lost when a particular choice is made, and in doing so, a certain value of money is lost due to the non-choice of another alternative, thereby losing the benefit of the alternative choice. This means that if we have a $ 5 coupon to dine at Burger Joint but don't do it, we're having dinner with the ingredients we have to make a home-cooked meal, we also lose the money needed for home-cooked ingredients and lose the coupon for Burger Joint because it expires today. So the total cost, i.e opportunity cost, is both the value of the Burger Joint coupon and the value of the ingredients for home-made meal, because if we had chosen the alternative of having dinner at Burger Joint, the coupon would not have failed due to expiration today, we would have used it, and not spent money for home-made ingredients.
The answer is the difference threshold<span>. This otherwise
known as the just noticeable difference (jnd); this
is the least difference in
stimulation that an individual can notice 50% of the time. We acknowledge the difference threshold as a just
noticeable difference.</span>
