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<u>premise</u>
Explanation:
In premise reflection there is a certain question to one's own self that why do we need to relate it with our self.
As in the given case,
Cindy is concerned about her daughter's behaviour. For this she considers her childhood and compares that with her daughter's.
Further she questions herself whether is it required to compare her behaviour with that of her daughter. Since they are two different persons from different generations their behaviour can be different.
It is not necessary that if Cindy was outgoing her daughter has to be outgoing.
Accordingly when Cindy question herself and finds the solution in question itself that the behaviour of mother and daughter might not be same this shall be considered as premise reflection.
People who take a "marble cake" view of federalism believe that c) national and state governments cooperate to meet citizen needs. This is because the two levels of government are separated, but should be coordinated to some extent, like a marble cake, distinct but together at the same time.
