Answer:
Subpart L contains those standards that one might consider traditional fire protection. It is in Subpart L that requirements for fire extinguishers, alarms, standpipe and hose systems, and similar "traditional" fire concerns are addressed.
Answer:
<u>"the independent variable—whether or not the students receive money for doing puzzles—has a significant effect, such that students in the paid group spend less time doing puzzles during their break time".</u>
Explanation:
<u>Independent variable:</u> In psychological research, the term "independent variable is described as a variable that is being manipulated, altered or changed by an investigator or researcher in order to see or notice its effect on the dependent variable of the given study. Thus, the independent variable has a direct impact on the dependent variable.
<u>In the question above, the research finds that "the independent variable—whether or not the students receive money for doing puzzles—has a significant effect".</u>
Answer:
Bounded rationality.
Explanation:
Tonya was feeling the effects of bounded rationality. According to Herbert Simon, people’s rationality is limited when making a decision. The rationality is limited by the information the person has, by the cognitive limitations and the time available to make the decision. In this case, if Tonya had been really rational she would have chosen the overseas company. However, she lacked information about shipment and that uncertainty led her to choose the domestic company instead, even if it had many disadvantages.
