Answer: The Federalist's
Explanation:
The Federalists, led by Secretary of Treasury Alexander Hamilton, wanted a strong central government, while the Anti-Federalists, led by Secretary of State Thomas Jefferson, advocated states' rights instead of centralized power.
The Fourth Amendment to the Constitution forbids unwarranted searches and seizures.
Answer:Malingering
Explanation:
You remember when you were young and you didn't want to go school as a result you would pretend to be severely sick just to get a day off school; this is referred to as Malingering.
We exaggerate our situations with the hope that we may get a reward.
Some people may fake injury in order to claim an insurance or get prescription drugs. Some when they are facing serious criminal convictions they will act crazy on order to get away with it based on the reason of insanity.
What causes it?
Malingering is always driven by a desire to obtain a certain reward but it can also be associated with serious personality disorders.
Answer:
The correct answer is option d.
Explanation:
The economy is currently experiencing a high unemployment rate and weak economic growth. The inflation rate is low. In this situation to boost economic growth, the government needs to adopt an expansionary policy.
Buying government securities is an expansionary monetary policy. It would lead to an increase in the money supply. Commercial banks will be able to provide more credit.
Raising the reserve ratio will cause the excess reserves to decline. These two policy changes will thus offset each other.
Answer:D) recency; short-term
Explanation:
The recency effect refers to how we tend to remember the information of something that has just happened more than we remember any other information.if you were studying it is likely to remember the information that you studied last than the one you started with.
It is a component of the serial position effect , the position of where the information is located on the list will have an impact on how you recall that information.
You are more likely to recall Information that you studied more recently and the last information that you encoded. The information in between the first and the last is one that one may find it hard to recall.
