Answer: Nolan grins widely and pumps his fist in the air after winning a chess tournament, even though he is blind and has never seen what a winner's body language looks like.
Explanation: one aspect of emotion is physiological response. Usually this physiological responses are not voluntary because we dont consciously think about it. The human automic nervous system controls this involuntary actions. The amygdala is involved in accessing and interpreting situations to determine the appropriate emotions and connects this interpretations to the region of the brain responsible for stimulating actions. The case of Nolan simply proves that emotion has a biological basis because his actions were involuntary and were not learnt as he his blink and does not visibly know how others react when they win.
Answer: Unemployment insurance decreases frictional unemployment.
Explanation:
FRICTIONAL UNEMPLOYMENT
This is unemployment caused by people moving from one job to another. It is temporary and is part of the natural rate of unemployment.
Unemployment insurance does not reduce unemployment because to get unemployment insurance you have to be just that, unemployed. An unemployed person getting unemployment insurance is still unemployed.
Perhaps more concerning is that unemployment insurance might actually increase frictional unemployment. With people getting Unemployment Insurance they might take longer finding a job that they 'feel' suits them, in other words they become selective because they have a financial cushion to fall back on.
I believe the answer is: <span>The utilitarian principle; assumes values are prioritized in an order and the consequences of various courses are understood.
The utilitarian principle commonly used in collective society to determine the most 'morally correct' decision by considering which decision would bring the most marginal benefit for the largest number of people.</span>
