Professor Emil Was Shocked to Learn That Almost 25% of Her

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Multiple Choice

Professor Emil was shocked to learn that almost 25% of her statistics class submitted their final project online days past the due date. Interestingly enough, Professor Emil never received emails from her students suggesting that there was any concern about having enough time to complete the project. This suggests that students waited until the last minute to start the project. As a result, they likely underestimated the amount of time it would take to complete Professor Emil's comprehensive, multi-step statistics project. By students thinking they could complete the entire project in an abbreviated amount of time, they demonstrated the:

• A) overconfidence phenomenon.
• B) representativeness heuristic.
• C) availability heuristic.
• D) hindsight bias.

Recognize the specific jurisdictions of various courts within the federal system (e.g., district, bankruptcy, probate).

Understand the concept of federal-question jurisdiction and diversity-of-citizenship jurisdiction.

Distinguish between cases that must be filed in federal courts and those that may be filed in state courts.

Recognize the roles of specific courts (e.g., probate court, bankruptcy court) in the judicial system.

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Definitions:

Achiral Product

A chemical product that is superimposable on its mirror image and does not display chirality.

Secondary Alcohol

An alcohol in which the hydroxyl group (-OH) is attached to a carbon atom that is connected to two other carbon atoms.

Ethylmagnesium Bromide

A Grignard reagent with the formula CH3CH2MgBr, used in the formation of carbon-carbon bonds in organic synthesis.

Aqueous Acid

An acid dissolved in water, yielding H3O+ ions, and characterized by a pH less than 7.