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.
The correct answer is a framing effect
Framing Effect is the bias that describes how decision making can be affected by the way the problem is formulated or the way options are presented (framed).
Famous studies have shown that people tend to be risk averse when it comes to gains, assuming that “a bird in the hand is worth two in flight”, but are prone to taking risks to avoid or compensate for losses - as maintain a losing position for the long term or even invest more, as the price falls, so that the average price becomes lower.
Labor productivity is a measure of the number of goods and services that the average worker produces in an hour of work. The level of productivity is the single most important determinant of a country's standard of living, with faster productivity growth leading to an increasingly better standard of living
Answer: Many things can. such as panic, war, inflation and, scams. Even Government spending.
Explanation:
The Western and Eastern boundaries were not very strict defined: it was the desert, as the Egyptian civilization run along the Nile: there was no farming and no life away from the Nile.
To the North, Egypt was restricted by the Meditteranean.
To the south the border was moving, also by manner of wars. They were often set on the cataracts, as they're impassable by boat and easy to defend.
