If this is opinion based, i would say no. Now the reasoning is simple to me. Now thinking logically, what is credit? Credit is BORROWED money. The United States already has a 21 trillion dollar debt. Now if our Federal government borrows money what is happening to our debt? Our debt increases. And was has always been a result of high debt? Increased taxes. Lastly, If our federal government uses credit, how can anyone be sure that we have the financial ability to pay it off? WE CANT! In other words, no the federal government should not be allowed to use credit. Reasons:
1.) Raises National debt
2.)Raises Taxes
3.)No way to be sure we are financially capable of paying back the borrowed money. You cant forget interest either.
<u>Answer:</u>
The phrase "seven, plus or minus two" refers to the capacity of short-term memory.
<u>Explanation:</u>
- Short term memory is also called as active memory or primary memory and refers to the information that we are currently thinking of.
- It generally lasts for short time of few seconds (20 seconds to 30 seconds) and are erased if not rehearsed time and again.
- Short term memory store up to 'seven', plus or minus two words at a time.
- In 1956, Miller performed an experiment and put forward the idea that 'short term memory' can store 5 to 9 items, but modern theory suggests that the information in 'short term memory' can be increased if the information are chunked together.
They conveyed merchandise from focal Africa and Nubia into Egypt and southwestern Asia and brought different products back.
Answer:
Radical behaviorism
Explanation:
Radical behavior is the school of thought that is developed by B.F Skinner that argues that behavior, rather than mental states should be the focus in psychology. Skinner's science of behavior emphasizes the importance of reinforcement and the relationship between stimuli and responses. Behavior doesn't depend on feeling, or we can say another internal process. They are the natural events that occur naturally in the environment. The consequences of the behavior that either increases the probability of that behavior in the future. For example, if Rita bites the nails, she does not like a conscious or unconscious decision to relieve the anxiety but because the behavior is rewarding for Rita in someway. Skinner's radical behaviorism shows the orderly relations between behavior and the environment.
