Economics: Which non-price factor affects the scenario and how?

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Economics: Which non-price factor affects the scenario and how?

A switch on the part of the public from large cars to smaller cars should cause the demand curve for gasoline to tend shift to the left (meaning a decrease in demand for gas).

The non-price factor that affects the scenario is:
a) Population
b) Price of Other
c) Consumer Expectations
d) New Goods Replacing Old

How?

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