Shared Policies Refer to

question 9

Multiple Choice

Shared policies refer to

• A) those in which the member states cooperate independently of any direction from the EU.
• B) those in which the EU cooperates with the United States.
• C) areas in which the EU cooperates with Russia.
• D) areas in which the EU provides seed money, generates ideas and/or cajoles member states to take action, but policy making basically remains at the national level.
• E) areas in which the EU cooperates with other international organizations.

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Definitions:

Memory

The cognitive function that enables an individual to store, retain, and recall information from past experiences.

Skinner--operant Conditioning

An adaptation process in learning where the level of a behavior's intensity is recalibrated through reward systems or disciplinary actions.

Pavlov--classical Conditioning

A learning process discovered by Ivan Pavlov that occurs through associations between an environmental stimulus and a naturally occurring stimulus.

Piaget--cognitive Development

The theory proposed by Jean Piaget that describes how children develop logical thinking through a series of stages.