Answer:
Caucus
Explanation:
A caucus is a meeting of a political party or organization, that is informal, not very structured, and that can include a few people to up to thousands.
Caucusus originated in colonial North America, and the origin of the term, while unclear, traces back to that era.
In a caucus, instead of voting by ballot, attendees vote by the methods explained in the question: dropping marbles in a jar, or placing names in hat, or simply standing, or raising the hand.
Perhaps the most famous caucus is the Iowa caucus, which is the first state electoral primary during the U.S. presidential election.
Boredness and sadness or she at first thinks it was fun but now she's in it she thinks it is boring
Answer:Dr. Phillips is confident in this test's validity
Explanation:
Validity refers to the fact that the test measures what it claims to measure , this means when a test is done it will give the result that measures exactly what was being tested otherwise the test will have low validity of it doesn't measure what it claims to measure.
Dr Philips says this test is an accurate measure of personality which means this is a test used to test personality and it actual measures personality as it claims.
If the result read differently from what personality result will look like then that would have low validity but it means Dr Philips has used this test and the result he has received were consistent with the result you will expect to get when testing a personality and he then trust it's validity.
