In Practice,the Most Significant Restraint Imposed by Congress on the President

question 14

Multiple Choice

In practice,the most significant restraint imposed by Congress on the president is its

• A)ability to override presidential vetoes.
• B)power of impeachment.
• C)power to make the laws and appropriate money,for these determine the programs the executive can implement.
• D)power to approve presidential appointees.
• E)power to investigate presidential activities.

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Definitions:

Disturbances in Volition

Alterations or impairments in the ability to make decisions or initiate actions willingly, often seen in psychiatric conditions such as schizophrenia.

Ambivalent

Experiencing conflicting emotions or thoughts regarding a particular situation or individual.

Disturbances in Affect

Variations from the normal range of emotions, which can include fluctuations in mood intensity and emotional stability, often observed in psychological disorders.

Social Withdrawal

The act of avoiding or reducing participation in social activities and interactions.