The Most Important Political Consequences of the Thirty Years' War

question 63

Multiple Choice

The most important political consequences of the Thirty Years' War included

• A)an increase in the power of the duke of Bavaria.
• B)France's territorial gains.
• C)the virtual autonomy of the major imperial states and the growing strength of Habsburg hereditary lands.
• D)Sweden's acquisition of Baltic territory.
• E)the disappearance of smaller principalities and cities.

Understand the inherent diversity in ethical perspectives and its impact on decision making.

Distinguish between subjective and objective probabilities in decision contexts.

Recognize the effects of quality improvement initiatives on decision-making speed.

Comprehend the relationship between uncertainty and decision confidence.

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Definitions:

Rumination

The compulsive focused attention on the symptoms of one's distress, and on its possible causes and consequences, as opposed to its solutions.

Ideas of Persecution

Thoughts or beliefs that one is being wronged, targeted, or persecuted unfairly, often without evidence and typically seen in various psychiatric conditions.

Self-actualization Drives

A psychological concept referring to the intrinsic drive within individuals to realize and fulfill their highest potential and capabilities.

Psychomotor Retardation

A slowing-down of thought and reduction of physical movements in an individual, often observed in major depressive disorders.