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In operant conditioning, a rat presses a lever and immediately receives a food pellet. This process of strengthening a behavior with a rewarding consequence is called:

  1. AClassical conditioning
  2. BPositive reinforcement
  3. CNegative punishment
  4. DExtinction
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BPositive reinforcement
Positive reinforcement — adding a desirable stimulus (food) immediately after a behavior increases the likelihood that behavior will happen again.

A company purchases $2,000 of office supplies on account. What is the correct journal entry?

  1. ADebit Cash $2,000; Credit Supplies $2,000
  2. BDebit Supplies $2,000; Credit Accounts Payable $2,000
  3. CDebit Accounts Payable $2,000; Credit Supplies $2,000
  4. DDebit Supplies Expense $2,000; Credit Cash $2,000
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BDebit Supplies $2,000; Credit Accounts Payable $2,000
Debit Supplies $2,000 (an asset increases) and credit Accounts Payable $2,000 (a liability increases, since the purchase was made on credit rather than paid in cash).

Which stage of Erikson's psychosocial development theory centers on the conflict between intimacy and isolation?

  1. AAdolescence
  2. BYoung adulthood
  3. CMiddle adulthood
  4. DLate adulthood
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BYoung adulthood
Young adulthood — Erikson placed the intimacy-versus-isolation stage roughly in the 20s to early 40s, centered on forming close, committed relationships.

A firm's mission statement primarily serves to:

  1. AReport quarterly financial results to shareholders
  2. BDefine the organization's core purpose and guide long-term decision-making
  3. CList specific numeric sales targets for the fiscal year
  4. DSatisfy a legal requirement for incorporation
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BDefine the organization's core purpose and guide long-term decision-making
A mission statement defines the organization's core purpose and values, giving a reference point for strategic decisions — it isn't a financial report or a set of numeric targets.

On a company's balance sheet, retained earnings appear under which section?

  1. ACurrent assets
  2. BCurrent liabilities
  3. CStockholders' equity
  4. DLong-term liabilities
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CStockholders' equity
Stockholders' equity — retained earnings represent accumulated net income kept in the business rather than paid out as dividends.

In Maslow's hierarchy of needs, which need must generally be met before a person is strongly motivated by esteem needs?

  1. ASelf-actualization
  2. BBelongingness and love
  3. CPhysiological needs only, skipping all others
  4. DNone — esteem needs come first
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BBelongingness and love
Belongingness and love needs — Maslow's hierarchy is generally satisfied bottom-up, so social connection needs typically precede esteem needs like confidence and recognition.
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