Question $12$

Reputation typically is determined by making numerous types of comparisons. Which of the following are examples of this?

Reputation is determined by the behavior of a person or thing in comparison to expectations of that person or thing or in reference to

expectations set by signals such as cost$.$

Reputation is determined by the behavior of a person or thing in comparison to the behaviors and past behaviors of a similar person or thing

within a society.

Reputation is determined $b^5,$ the behavior of a person or thing in comparison to past behaviors of that person or thing or based upon the

perceived experiences $($past behavior$)$ by others.

Reputation is determined by a person or thing in comparison to the expected behaviors of a that person or thing based on their past behaviors.