Sue thinks it is more dangerous to fly than it is to drive. she is demonstrating an incorrect judgment about the world that is based on…
a. the representative heuristic.
b. the availability heuristic.
c. functional fixedness.
d. insight.
e. latent learning.

5. your analysis of child assessment data shows that a few of the students in your classroom are lethargic and exhibit challenging behaviors before snack time. you note that after snack time and lunch, they're engaged and responsive. what other information might you understand why? a. attendance data, teacher observation checklists, and frequency counts b. anecdotal notations, attendance data, and child health records c. family interviews, daily health check, and behavioral logs d. standardized assessments, time samples, and conversations with other teachers

Why did the separate car act not violate the 14th amendment?

What will happen to a firms profit maximizing quantity in the short run if there is a significant increase in rent