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chandani

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Finnegan goes to apply for a car loan, and is shocked when his credit report turns up with a very low rating. As he investigates, he finds out that someone has opened credit cards in his name and with his social security number. This person has charged up huge sums and not paid the balance responsibly. Finnegan has been the victim of ____.
 
  a. identity theft
  b. plagiarism
  c. broken windows
  d. cyberbullying

Question 2

High self-monitors are to social aspects of products as low self-monitors are to ____.
 
  a. product attributes and qualities
  b. competitive product pricing
  c. whether they have a need for the product
  d. the experience of purchasing



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

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