Answer: True
Explanation: A bust-out refers t a planned bankruptcy. It is a highly coordinated and sophisticated strategy usually in the areas of credit cards. Here, the perpetrators applies for and uses credit under his or her own name,
or uses a synthetic identity, to make transactions while making on-time
payments to build trust and also maintain a good account standing, and over time he request more credit, often higher than the previous requested, with the intent of bouncing a final
huge payment and abandoning the account.
obtains additional lines of credit
. It is also called sleeper fraud.
I think c may be the closest answer
Answer:
Her experience best illustrates the agitating effects of an obsession.
Explanation:
An obsession refers to a series of <em>intrusive, unwanted and irrational thoughts </em>which tend to "plague" an individual's mind, often having his/her main focus. These tend to <em>trigger uneasiness</em> in the individual or even <em>distressed. </em>
In this case, Mrs. Swift's intrusive and irrational thought that her house is contaminated by germs is a clear example of an obsession which could even trigger <em>compulsions</em>, such as extreme hygiene.
This could develop into <em>OCD or an Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder. </em>
