Answer:
The correct answer is $100,000.
Explanation:
CPI or Consumer Price Index uses a basket of goods approach that aims to compare a consistent base of products from year to year focusing on products that are bought and used by consumers daily.
In the example, we can solve the question by using the simple "rule of 3" considering that the purchasing power is directly proportional to the income received and the CPI of the place where we are located. We will have:
(48 000)/60= x/125
125(48000) = 60(x)
x = 100000
So, a job in New York should offer $100,000 for the two salaries to represent the same buying power.
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Answer:
The type of coping approach Dominic is using is: emotion focused.
Explanation:
<u>Emotion-focused coping consists of regulating one's feelings and emotional responses associated with stress.</u> This stress may come from experiences that have caused fear, excitement, frustration, embarrassment, anxiety, etc. <u>This type of approach aims to take one's mind off of the problem or, at least, to find ways to explain and accept it in order to reduce the negative feelings associated with it. Examples of emotion-focused techniques are meditation, distraction, journaling, reframing, and positive thinking. As we can see, Dominic is coming up with explanations and reasons to make the failure in getting the job more acceptable and even desirable. He seems to be reframing the experience.</u>
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Answer:
coordination of secondary circular reactions
Explanation:
Given by Jean Piaget in his child developmental theory.
The sensorimotor stage consists of six sub-stages that lasts from birth to twenty-four months of age.
Sub-stages:
1. Reflexes.
2. Primary circular reactions.
3. Secondary circular reactions.
4. Coordination of reactions.
5. Tertiary circular reactions.
6. Early representational thought.
Secondary Circular Reactions: This sub-stage lasts from four to eight months. In this sub-stage, the child focuses on the world and repeats an action that triggers a response intentionally in the environment. In short, they are involved in pleasurable activities that come either from an object or from their bodies.
