Answer:
motivational
Explanation:
The motivational process is a strong influence on the consumer's behavior and decision process. This is because this process makes the consumer buy a good or service, with the objective of reaching an established goal.
We can see an example of this in the question above, where Elise aims to buy gifts for her entire family. She is not sure if she remembered all the members of the family, so in order for her to reach the goal even in the face of possible forgetfulness, she bought gift cards to make sure that the whole family would receive something.
Answer: b) Directory information
Explanation:
Directory information is the data and fact about student in their education directory or record.These records do not fall in confidential category so, if data in these record is disclosed then it is not considered privacy invasion situation.These details comes under consent of parents, guardian or student.
Other options are incorrect because affiliation in terms of religion, citizenship and SAT score are confidential terms that should not be disclosed to anyone without permission.Thus, the correct option is option(d).
<span>She is demonstrating "Focus on appearance".</span>
Focus on appearance is a trait
for preoperational thought in which a youthful kid disregards all
characteristics that are not obvious. Preoperational thought is the term
utilized (by Piaget) to depict subjective advancement between the ages of 2 and
6; center around appearance, static thinking, and irreversibility.
Preoperational thought incorporates symbolic idea.
Answer:
she creates a positive externality for Kara and a negative externality for Susie
Explanation:
Susie lives in a dorm and likes to play loud music in her room. Her neighbor Kara enjoys the same type of music and gets pleasure from Susie turning up the music. Her other neighbor, Alex, can't stand Susie's music and gets mad when she turns it up for all to hear. When Susie plays her music loudly, she creates <u>a positive externality for Kara and a negative externality for Susie</u>. Externalities are defined as the cost or benefit affecting an individual who is not directly involved in an activity such as the production of a good or the rendering of a service. Externalities can be positive if an individual benefits from the activity. That the effect of the activity on a third party is beneficial such as Kara who benefits/enjoys Susie's music and externalities can also be negative if the activity is detrimental to the individual such as Alex who is uncomfortable with Susie's loud music.
