Answer:
Institutional Corrections
Explanation:
According to my research, Jack's sentence is for Institutional Corrections. Institutional Corrections is the incarceration of adults or juveniles that are convicted of a crime, as well as the detainment of someone that is waiting trial. This is what happened to Jack after being arrested for driving under the influence.
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Answer:
There is a missing part of the answer in all the options as there are three spaces to fill and only two part of the answers are provided in all the options.
Hence the correct answer would be ---
increase; normal; reinforces
which may be considered as answer option e). normal; reinforces where 'increase' is missing.
Explanation:
The utility-maximizing model is a model theory of a consumer which shows how consumers try to allocate their income money. It is believe that every customer is a rational being and try to get the optimized value for their money spent. Consumers' resources are limited so that their incomes are also limited. Consumers have budget constraint.
According to the Utility Maximization theory, every consumers try to decide to spend their incomes so that the last pie spent on a product yields an amount which is equal to the extra marginal utility.
Thus a utility-maximizing consumer, Jane who is spending his income on wallets and eyeglasses will increase the purchased of wallets, when the price of the wall decreases, if the wallets are considered a normal good and the income effect of Jane will reinforces the substitution effect.
Therefore the answer is ---
increase; normal; reinforces
Members of congress enjoy two kinds of privileges:
- when congress is in session they cannot be arrested for specific crimes (except for Treason, Felony and Breach of Peace)
- they can deduce 3000 dollars from taxes to cover their expenses of living away from home.
Answer:
RETROACTIVE INTERFERENCE
Explanation:
There are two kinds of retroactive interference. Proactive and retroactive. Janice falls under the proactive category. Proactive interference suggests that previously learned skill affects a new skill. Having learned French in the morning, she could not effectively articulate the Spanish that was learned in the afternoon.
