"Ensuring That Social Security Is Financially Sound for Future Generations

question 4

Multiple Choice

"Ensuring that Social Security is financially sound for future generations is an important use of taxpayer dollars" is an example of a

• A)normative economic statement.
• B)positive economic statement.
• C)statement made by an economist working as a scientist.
• D)judgment based on evaluation of evidence,not values.

Recognize the role of repeated exposure in attitude enhancement.

Identify the process of automatic evaluation and its impact on attitudes.

Identify and differentiate between emotions, mood, and affect.

Understand the concept of positive and negative affects and their examples.

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Definitions:

Secondary Boycott

Conspiracy in which a union places pressure on a neutral customer or supplier with whom the union has no dispute in order to cause the neutral entity to cease doing business with the employer with whom the union has a dispute.

National Emergency Strike

A work stoppage, sanctioned or enacted, during a declared national emergency to press for demands or protest issues.

Attorney General

The principal legal officer of a state or a country, responsible for representing the government in legal matters.

Picketing

The placement of persons for observation, patrol, and demonstration at the site of employment as part of employee pressure on an employer to meet a demand.