For each microcase, first determine the type of learning taking place. Then, if the learning is classical conditioning, determine the UCS, UCR, CS, and CR. If the learning is operant conditioning,determine the stimulus, desired response, and reinforcement. If the learning is cognitive, determine whether it is iconic rote, vicarious or reasoning. See attached ppt file for more information!

1. Bill is a very patriotic guy. He sees ads for Miller beer which feature strong American themes. He feels good about these images, and over time starts to feel good about Miller beer.
2. Joe is concerned about the economy. He makes an effort to “buy American,” to support the U.S. economy. He reads product literature, looking for evidence of domestic manufacturing, and usually buys American-made products.
3. Barney shops at King Soopers and tries the free donut samples. He loves the donuts, feels better about grocery shopping, and thinks he’ll shop at King Soopers more often.
4. Jane had never been to Dooley’s Bar and Grill, but got a Dooley’s 2-for-1 drink coupon in the mail. She went there for happy hour. She generally had a good time and now feels she would be more likely to go there again.
5. When Sue’s TV stopped working, she wanted a new one fast. She went to the library and read back issues of Consumer Reports to determine which were the best brands and models.
6. Tom is a big James Bond fan. He’s read all the Bond Books. He’s noticed that Bond prefers his martinis shaken, not stirred. Now Tom always orders his martinis that way.
7. Chris was new in town, and didn’t know which dry cleaners were best. Chris picked one because of its convenient location. The first time at the cleaners, Chris had a pleasant conversation with the attractive person behind the counter. Now Chris takes cleaning there all the time.
8. Maria, a successful DU graduate, had been in her new job for a year and was starting to accumulate substantial savings. She carefully evaluated the risk posture she was comfortable with. Then, she studied the reviews in Business Week and Money to determine which mutual funds and stocks were best for her.
9. When Martin’s first child was born, he didn’t know anything about babies. He found himself drawn to buying Gerber products for his daughter because they seemed familiar (he’d seen the logo for many years).

A fire chief wants to relate the amount of fire damage in major residential fires to the distance between the residence and the nearest fire station in order to get approval to add a fire station. The chief performs a study using a sample of fifteen recent fires in the town. The following table shows the result of the study.

a. Is there a strong or weak correlation between distance and dollar loss? What is the correlation between the two?
b. What is the estimated dollar loss if the distance of the fire station was 10 miles, 5 miles, and 2.5 miles.

According to a recent study annual per capita consumption of milk in the United States is 22.6 gallons. Being from the Midwest, you believe milk consumption is higher there and wish to test your hypothesis. A sample of 14 individuals from the Midwestern town of Webster City was selected and then each person's milk consumption was entered into the Microsoft Excel Online file below. Use the data to set up your spreadsheet and test your hypothesis.

a) What is a point estimate of the difference between mean annual consumption in Webster City and the national mean? (2 decimals)

b) At ? = 0.05, test for a significant difference by completing the following. Calculate the value of the test statistic (2 decimals).

c) The p-value is (4 decimals)

According to a recent study annual per capita consumption of milk in the United States is 21.5 gallons. Being from the Midwest, you believe milk consumption is higher there and wish to test your hypothesis. A sample of 14 individuals from the Midwestern town of Webster City was selected and then each person's milk consumption was entered into the Microsoft Excel Online file below. Use the data to set up your spreadsheet and test your hypothesis.

Given Data:

1. What is a point estimate of the difference between mean annual consumption in Webster City and the national mean? ______ (2 decimals)

2. At ? = 0.05, test for a significant difference by completing the following.

Calculate the value of the test statistic (2 decimals). ______

The p-value is _______ (4 decimals)

According to a recent study annual per capita consumption of milk in the United States is 21.5 gallons. Being from the Midwest, you believe milk consumption is higher there and wish to test your hypothesis. A sample of 14 individuals from the Midwestern town of Webster City was selected and then each person's milk consumption was entered into the Microsoft Excel Online file below. Use the data to set up your spreadsheet and test your hypothesis. 24.8 23.84 25.25 21.3 17.52 19.61 19.83 26.18 34.97 29.9 28.59 20.57 26.94 27.24 What is a point estimate of the difference between mean annual consumption in Webster City and the national mean? (2 decimals). At ? = 0.05, test for a significant difference by completing the following. Calculate the value of the test statistic (2 decimals). The p-value is (4 decimals).

According to the Internal Revenue Service, 80% of all tax returns lead to a refund. A random sample of 100 tax returns is taken, and it was found that 83% of the tax returns in the sample require a refund. Using the sampling distribution of the proportion, calculate the probability that the sample proportion exceeds 85% in the sample of 100 tax returns?

a. 0.1056

b. 0.2266

c. 0.2972

d. 0.0916 30.

In a small town, there are 3,000 registered voters. An editor of a local newspaper would like to predict the outcome of the next election. In particular, he is interested in the likelihood that Eli Brady will be elected. The editor believes that Eli, a local hero, will be supported by 54% of votes. A poll of 500 registered voters is taken. Assuming that the editor’s belief is true, find the standard error of the proportion of voters in favor of Eli Brady?

a. 0.0223

b. 11.1445

c. 0.0204

d. 0.0091

Sam Walton, founder of Walmart, had an early strategy for growing his business related to pricing. The “Opening Price Point” strategy used by Walton involved offering the introductory product in a product line at the lowest point in the market. For example, a minimally equipped microwave oven would sell for less than anyone else in town could sell the same unit. The strategy was that if consumers saw a product, such as the microwave, and saw it as a good value, they would assume that all the microwaves were good values. Walton also noted that most people don’t buy the entry-level product; they want more features and capabilities and often trade up. Choose one side, either defending this strategy or casting this strategy as an unethical act and create a discussion post with your viewpoints as to why you feel this is a valid strategy or is unethical.

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Monsanto and ConEd are examples of monopolist companies and indicate the role of monopolies in the modern economy. Monsanto shows the dangers of allowing a company to operate with complete control over the price of its products.

• natural monopoly. costs are minimized by having a single supplier Ex: Sempra Energy Utility.
• geographic monopoly. small town, because of its location no other business offers competition Ex: Girdwood gas station.
• government monopoly. government owned and operated business Ex: USPS.
• technological monopoly

A monopoly is a firm who is the sole seller of its product, and where there are no close substitutes. An unregulated monopoly has market power and can influence prices.

Modern day monopolies ...

Examples: Microsoft and Windows, DeBeers and diamonds, your local natural gas company

Your roommate, who is a theatre major, is really into murders. They really like watching crime shows and following the news about high-profile deaths. Right now, because of a show they saw, they’re curious about how people use the state of a dead body to figure out how long ago a death occurred. They share that one thing that usually happens after death is called rigor mortis, where the muscles get really stiff. They ask you, “Why does that happen?” You are going out of town for a few days, but you’ll promise you’ll send them a message soon.

To help yourself understand, write a summary of at least >150 words to yourself about how rigor mortis occurs. Use your own words but incorporate scientific terminology and reasoning. Try to get as molecular as possible!

According to a recent study annual per capita consumption of milk in the United States is 23.8 gallons. Being from the Midwest, you believe milk consumption is higher there and wish to test your hypothesis. A sample of 14 individuals from the Midwestern town of Webster City was selected and then each person's milk consumption was entered into the Microsoft Excel Online file below. Use the data to set up your spreadsheet and test your hypothesis.

1. What is a point estimate of the difference between mean annual consumption in Webster City and the national mean?

2. At ? = 0.05, test for a significant difference by completing the following:

Calculate the value of the test statistic (2 decimals).

The p-value is