Appellate Courts Are Different from Trial Courts Because They

question 52

Multiple Choice

Appellate courts are different from trial courts because they

• A)always have a jury present.
• B)openly publish the dissent that arises over the lower-court findings.
• C)do not require the presence of the plaintiff, defendants, or witnesses, and their trials are based on lower-court records.
• D)always have two judges who make the final decision on the outcomes of appeals.

Understand the concepts of social acceptance, rejection, and their consequences on individual well-being.

Comprehend the motivational drives behind people's efforts to form and maintain relationships.

Recognize the significance of close versus casual relationships and their impact on personal satisfaction.

Assess the influence of belongingness on life satisfaction and perceived meaning in life.

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