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Answer to Question 2
The theory of psychological reactance helps explain why scarcity works. This theory suggests that people react against any efforts to reduce their freedoms or choices. Removed or threatened freedoms and choices are perceived as even more desirable than previously. Thus, when products are made to seem less available, they becomes more valuable in the consumer's mind. If the persuader is credible and legitimate, then an appeal may be effective if it activates consumers to purchase because they perceive that not many of the products remain.
Hormones acting through the brain help regulate metabolism and short- and long-term appetite.
(A) Fibula and tibia communited fracture. (B) Simple, tranverse fracture. (C) Open fracture of the ...
Human activity has released carbon from sequestration in long-term reservoirs
Open-ocean systems vary in their biological diversity
Growth in Open Economies
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