Explain how emotions and moods are interrelated.
What will be an ideal response?
*Emotions are intense feelings directed at a specific object or person
*Moods consist of less intense and more generalized feelings not directed at a specific object or person
*Emotions can turn into moods when you lose focus on what caused the feeling in the first place
*Good or bad moods can trigger a stronger, more intense emotional response
*For example, your feelings of anger toward your professor for giving you a complex assignment on short
notice may put you in a bad mood, which distracts you from focusing on the task
*Conversely, if you were already in a bad mood before you were handed the project, your angry feelings
may have intensified
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a. a debit to Income Tax Payable for $3,200. b. a debit to Cash for $3,200. c. a credit to Cash for $3,200. d. a debit to Income Tax Expense for $3,200.
Identify and explain the five requisite functions.
What will be an ideal response?
When the buyer is leaning forward or upright during the salesperson's presentation, she is projecting ________ signals.
A. caution B. acceptance C. disagreement D. recognition E. tolerance
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A. one of the corner points of the feasible space B. all of the corner points of the feasible space C. any point inside the feasible space D. any point outside the feasible space