1. philemon
2. Titus
3. phoebe
4. Corinth
5. Ephesus
6. Rome
7. Phillipi
The correct answer is a mixed economy.
A Mixed Economy is one where there is a mix of private and public enterprises present. Since the question indicated that there are private enterprises as well as public transportation and electricity, this is an example of a mixed economy.
None of these it is the crowd most likely
I believe the answer is: <span>over rights prejudice
</span><span>over rights prejudice refers to the expectation that we imposed toward a certain group of people simply because of their identity rather than their behavior.
Other examples of </span><span>over rights prejudice would be someone who rejects poor people into educational institution because of they fear that the poor students wouldn't be able to follow the curriculum.</span>
Answer: Elaborative rehearsal
Explanation: In a bid to aid effective information encoding into the long-term memory, individual may may try to make an association or generate relationships between the information he intends to incorporate into his long-term memory and an already existing information. In this manner such individual would have a broader and long lasting understanding of the concept due to the association between the new and already existing information. The same is what Jeremy is using in the context above. Making an association between new information and already known concept.
