Answer:
Standing to Sue.
Explanation:
As the exercise explains, in order to receive the court's attention, the litigant must demonstrate standing to sue- the person must show that her or his interest in the outcome of the controversy is sufficiently direct and substantial as to justify the courts consideration. Litigant must show that he or she is personally suffering, or will be suffering, injury. In other words, this means that, the person who brings forth a suit has to be from a proper party that requests adjudication for the particular case involved.
Conference calls (answer C)
Answer:
The availability heuristic.
Explanation:
The availability heuristic is a mental tendecy to name a specific item, object, date, memory, etc, that comes to mind when thinking of a specific event, memory, object, etc. In this case, 9-11 best explains this mental shortcut given that, the first things that comes to mind when thinking of air travel tragedies or terrorist attacks, is that unfortunate incident.
This is in line with the socialization hypothesis. It is the<span> link between material conditions and value priorities is not one of first adjustment. A big body of proof tells us that an individual's basic values are fixed when they reach adult, and changing will start soon.</span>
