Human Motivated Behavior Is Unlike the Homeostatic Action of a Home

question 115

Multiple Choice

Human motivated behavior is unlike the homeostatic action of a home thermostat control in that

• A) only the thermostat works to maintain an optimal level.
• B) only people act to raise levels that fall below homeostatic balance.
• C) only thermostats act to raise levels that fall below homeostatic balance.
• D) people anticipate future needs, as well as maintain current homeostasis.

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Definitions:

Concurrent Powers

Powers in federal systems of government shared by both the state and the federal government, such as the power to tax, build roads, and create lower courts.

Share Authority

The distribution of power and responsibilities among various governing bodies or officials.

Privileges and Immunities

The rights and protections granted to citizens of the U.S. by the Constitution, ensuring equality under the law.

Home Rule

The power granted to local governments to govern themselves with minimal or no interference from the national government.