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Max is a waiter at a coffee shop. He gets paid 100 every day at 9 p.m. regardless of the number of customers he serves during the day. In this scenario, Max's payment is based on the _____.
 
  A) fixed-ratio schedule
  B) variable-interval schedule
  C) fixed-interval schedule
  D) variable-ratio schedule

Question 2

__________is characterized largely by persistent anxiety.
 
  A) Schizoid personality disorder
  B) Cerebral palsy
  C) Neuroticism
  D) Dissociative amnesia
  E) Select



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

C



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