A Their market values declined. B Their tech features improved. C Their engineers were retained. D Their products were re-priced.

A ignore public opinions B treat new tech talent unfairly C exaggerate their product quality D eliminate their potential competitors

A harm the national economy B worsen market competition C discourage start up investors D weaken big tech companies

A examine small acquisitions B limit Big Tech's expansion C supervise start-ups' operations D  encourage research collaboration

A brought little financial pressure B raised few management challenges C set an example for future deals D generated considerable profits

A instructor-student interaction B the power of people's memory C the reliability of first impressions D people's ability to influence others

A gave the rating in limited time B focused on specific details C watched shorter video clips D discussed with one another

A memory can be selective B reflection can be distracting C social skills must be cultivated D deception is difficult to detect

A follow your feelings B list your preferences C seek expert advice D collect enough data

A Generating new products takes time. B Intuition may affect reflective tasks. C Vocabulary comprehension needs creativity. D Objective thinking may boost intuitiveness.