1. Explain the distinction between a fixed effect and a random effect. Explain a situation in...
1. Explain the distinction between a fixed effect and a random effect. Explain a situation in which an effect might be fixed or random.
2. Explain why and describe how blocking can improve the efficiency of an experiment. In addition, describe a situation in which blocking would be helpful and know how to recognize whether or not blocking has been effective in improving the efficiency of an experiment.
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This question contains several parts, be sure to answer each. First, define and explain the four types of reinforcement, including their effect on behavior. Next, imagine that you manage several hundred flight attendants as a flight services manager for a major airline. You have been recelving too many complaints about flight attendants being rude to passengers. In what ways might you use positive reinforcement to improve the situation? How might you use punishment?
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1. What is the difference between myopic and forward-looking investors, and what are the implications for fixed exchange rates? 2.. What is meant by a self-confirming equilibrium?* 3. Some remedies and preventive measures have been put forth to slow or forestall currency crises, such as measures and comment on whether they would be effective-why or why not. capital controls and intermediate regimes. Discuss these
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