Human Movement. Also known as Spatical Geography.
There are many of them and are used to create an illusion that the country is not a dictatorship. An example would be having fake elections. People go and vote but that doesn't mean anything because it's rigged and the dictator wins every time. Another is having a constitution for example that is presented as the highest authority but is really not.
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Answer:
Calvanism.
Explanation:
Please try to include the answers, this was much harder to figure out without them.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calvinism
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Calvinism
Answer:
This scenario illustrates the error in thinking known as overconfidence.
Explanation:
While confidence can be described as a belief in one's ability or being sure of something to happen the way it is expected, overconfidence is having unrealistic expectations.
It is often a result of either pride, arrogance or simple ignorance. In this case, Jamie believed he was a smart kid and could tackle basic common sense questions. However, he over-estimated his own abilities and quickly understood that he was not going to perform as well as he originally thought he would.
This is a classic example of being over confident.