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Cox

What do you expect to be the hottest toy or electronics this holiday season

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Rhett Davies

What was the first action taken by the congress?

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Elizabeth Hawkins

You watch as a student stumbles and drops her books in the hall. according to the fundamental attribution error, how would you explain the student's behavior?

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Yael Lawrence

Professor castillo is studying the aggression of preschool children during recess. he has several observers recording the children's behavior, but none of them are allowed to interfere with the children at play; they simply record what they see. professor castillo is using:

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Guest

What other options do people have to express discontent, other than rebellion?

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Jacquelyn Monroe

What would most likely happen if the Federal Reserve raises interest rates from 5% to 10%? (Select all that apply)

- more consumers will borrow money

- the economy will slow down

-the sale of building supplies will decrease

-more homes will be purchased

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Arielle

Inmates at a correctional facility take part in an experiment on social development. Once the experiment is over, the correctional officer goes home and tells his roomates about the results of the study and and about the inmates who did not preform well. In this scenario, which ethical guideline of psychological research has been violated by the correctional officer?

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Luka Oconnell

Select the three economic questions that each country addresses. what is the name of the country's president? who will consume the goods and services? how will people vote for representatives? how will the goods and services be produced? what goods and services will be produced?

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Babe

In logistic population growth what is the initial growth called?

A. logistical

B. initial

C. exponential

D. capacity

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Denzel Cannon

Attorney Candy represents plaintiff Ann who is suing her neighbor for nuisance, claiming that the neighbor plays music too loud and too late at night. Candy puts Ann on the stand and asks her questions. Candy is doing which of the following? A) Judicial examination B) Cross-examination C) Redirect questioning D) Direct examination E) Specific questioning

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Lilliana Sexton

The 1st Amendment guarantees freedom of the press. Why would the Supreme Court allow the government to limit this freedom

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Alec Peck

You have just learned about the complexities of foreign policy. Who do you think has the most difficult job when it comes to foreign policy: the President or Congress? Give two reasons to support your choice (20 pts) Why do you think the writers of the Constitution gave Congress a voice in most foreign policy decisions? Explain your answer by providing real-world examples (50 pts) What is a foreign policy issue that is important to you right now? How do you feel it is being handled by our country's leadership? (30 pts)

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Bella Moyer

Evaluate research with regards to the overall impact stress has on human beings. Explain how cultures can impact what is and what is not stressful. Identify 2 specific cultures and discuss with examples cultural differences with regards to the impact stress has on human beings.

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Jaylee Becker

Which of the following terms, developed by Rawls, indicates that inequalities are justified if they benefit the position of the least-advantaged members of society? A. Difference principleB. The tragedy of the global commonsC. The theory of private equityD. Unity of commandE. Laws of equivalent trade

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Walker Hardy

As the human resources manager for spring engineering and manufacturing corp. in canton, michigan, kim radeback had to find inexpensive ways to reward high performing employees and bolster morale during a sales-flattening economic downturn. radeback had to engage in which management function?

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