7. Question 7 How many possible preference orderings exist for four alternatives? These orderings must satisfy transitivity. Write onlyonly your final answer (Do NOT enter your calculations). 1 point …
6. Question 6 You want to go to a concert in Detroit, but you have only $80. The cost of driving will be $30. When you get to the concert,…
3. Question 3 Recall Wolfram’s one dimensional cellular automata model. Which of the following classes of outcomes can this model produce? (Hint: pick more than one). 1 point Complexity…
2. Question 2 In the game of life, a world begins with 4 cells in a row in the alive state, and no other cells alive. After 20 updates, what…
1. Question 1 Imagine a street on which there exist two sub shops: Big Mike’s and Little John’s. Each Saturday, Big Mike’s draws an average of 500 people with a…
5. Question 5 Which model illustrates how extremists can create collective action such as an uprising, despite the fact that most group members have high thresholds for such behavior? 1…
6. Question 6 While America is an incredibly diverse country, many of the places where Americans live are filled with people who think, believe, and vote like we do. A…
4. Question 4 What are the three main elements of an agent-based model? 1 point Agents (people) Neighborhoods (houses) Demographics (race & income level) Behaviors (rules) Aggregation (what happens?)
3. Question 3 Imagine that you have never been a cigarette smoker, but suddenly you begin to hang out with a group of people who smoke cigarettes frequently. After a…
2. Question 2 Recall the standing ovation model. Suppose that for a particular show, perceptions of show quality are uniformly distributed between 0 and 100. Also suppose that individuals stand…
