Legislative—it Makes laws (Congress, comprised of the House of Representatives and Senate) Executive—Carries out laws (president, vice president, Cabinet, most federal agencies) Judicial—Evaluates laws (Supreme Court and other courts)
Answer:
availability heuristic
Explanation:
Availability heuristics strategy of decision making allows a human to use a mental shortcut using past experiences and examples that come to mind when trying to evaluate a particular concept, topic, decision, or method. For the case of Sue, she uses her past experiences to make a decision in this case. It is possible that when similar situation of two kids going to the movies at the same time, something bad happened. She uses this experience to judge her present situation.
Answer:
Either cancel the party or invite a small group of friends only.
Explanation:
Cindy is an adult, so in theory, she can throw any party she wants. But she still lives in her parents' house and this has to be taken into consideration, they have a reputation to lose if something goes wrong.
The best decision would be to change the arrangements for the party: instead of inviting random people (which is crazy and dangerous given the amount of alcohol in house), she should invite only a group of trusted friends. This way the safety of them is guaranteed as they know each other. If it is too late to change anything because people are expecting the party to take place, she could cancel it due to a problem ( lack of parents' permission for example) or not let all the people into her house. If they insist, she should call the police.
Throwing a huge party with strangers is insane, they would get drunk, destroy the house, bother the neighbors and behave in improper manners.
