Eminent domain is the power of government to take private property for public use without the owner's consent.
<span>Choice (d) is the most correct. This would be an example of the availability heuristic. When a person can easily recall an event similar to another, we tend to think the second event happens much more often than it likely does. The fact that we have mental shortcuts that allow this to happen is the mechanism behind our misjudgments.</span>
Answer:
The correct answer is a. Numerical magnitudes.
Explanation:
The numerical magnitudes are the quantities we humans give to the numbers, this mathematical ability is developed in the early years of our life, it's natural in both human and other animals, this ability is developed by numerical comparison and in games like for example Chutes and Ladders numerical comparison is evidently the essence of the game where the player must reach a certain (higher) number in order to win.
