Answer:overconfidence
Explanation:The overconfidence effect occurs when one's subjective confidence exceeds one's own ability to peform. It occurs when someone is too confident that they don't even consider the reality of things happening. Jamie can make a prediction that she will do 100 % well in her exam but that would be an overconfidence effect because the reality is she can't be 100% sure that she did that well until she actual sees the exam scores.
1932<span> The American Federation of Labor endorsed social insurance. </span>1932<span> President Hoover recommended that the concentration of health education and recreational activities be incorporated into a single executive department. </span>March 4-June 16, 1933<span> During the Roosevelt Administration's first "Hundred Days", Congress committed the country to extraordinary reforms with the Federal Government assuming responsibility for the welfare of millions of unemployed. The primary aim of all the legislation was recovery. </span>May 11, 1933<span> Senator Morris Sheppard of Texas introduced three bills designed to set up a Federal Credit Union system. </span>May 12, 1933<span> The Federal Emergency Relief Administration was created with an appropriation of $500,000,000. It was authorized to match the sums allotted for the relief of unemployed by State and local governments with Federal funds. The measure providing for the first direct grants to States for unemployment relief was expanded to provide medical attention and medical supplies to recipients of unemployment relief programs. </span>May 12, 1933<span> The Agriculture Adjustment Act created the Agricultural Adjustment Administration. </span>May 18, 1933<span> The first significant use of the term "Social Security" came about when the American Association for Old-age Security became the American Association for Social Security. </span>June 6, 1933<span> The Wagner-Peyser Act was enacted to establish a national employment system. It provided Federal grants to States that affiliated their employment services with the United States Employment Service. The latter was established as a separate bureau in the Labor Department to administer the Act. </span>June 16, 1933<span> National Industrial Recovery Act set up the National Recovery Administration. </span>June 16 1933<span> The Public Works Administration was established. </span>1933<span> The American Hospital Association endorsed hospital prepayment plans and established a list of essentials which should characterize such plans. This led to the establishment of Blue Cross. </span>1933<span> Federal Rules and Regulations No. 7 defined policies and procedures under which medical care might be given to those receiving unemployment relief in the States. </span>January 1934<span> Dr. Francis Townsend and Robert Clements set up the organization Old-age Revolving Pensions, Ltd. </span>February 1934<span> A bill was introduced in Congress which provided for a Federal excise tax on employer payrolls, to be offset by employer contributions to State unemployment insurance funds. </span>June 6, 1934<span> Congress established the U.S. Employment Service which, jointly with the States, established and maintained employment agencies. </span>June 8, 1934<span> Federal legislation to promote economic security was recommended in the President's Message to Congress which stated: "Among our objectives I place the security of men, women and children of the nation first." </span>June 26, 1934<span> The Federal Credit Union Act of 1934 was approved, making it possible to establish federally-chartered credit unions in all of the United States. The Federal Credit Union Section was established in the Farm Credit Administration. </span>July 24, 1934<span> Dr. Edwin E. Witte accepted the position of Executive Director of the Committee on Economic Security. </span>August 13, 1934<span> First meeting of the President's Committee on Economic Security. </span>October 1, 1934<span> The first Federal Credit Union charter was issued to a group of people in Texarkana, Texas.</span>
