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Chapter 6.5, Problem 2CY
a.
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To determine: The social factors which have influence in buying a new outfit for a job interview.
Introduction: Social factors refer to the factors that influence lifestyles of an individual in terms of language, religion, family, culture, technology, society, government and community.
b.
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To determine: The social factors which influences the selection of a college to attend.
Introduction: Social factors refer to the factors that influence lifestyles of an individual in terms of language, religion, family, culture, technology, society, government and community.
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