The Phrase "You Can't Push on a String" Is

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Multiple Choice

The phrase "You can't push on a string" is

• A) a line from a 1930s song.
• B) used to suggest that monetary policy can make money available but cannot ensure it will be spent.
• C) an analogy used by monetarists to describe the ineffectiveness of fiscal policy.
• D) used by rational expectations theorists in their criticisms of supply-side economics.
• E) a reference to the fact that Congress is in control of the government's purse strings and determines spending without regard to economic impact.

Identify the basic elements that constitute groups and social division of labor in society.

Explain Durkheim's theories on social solidarity and division of labor.

Critique the influence of nonverbal communication, social media, and physical appearance on social interaction and relationships.

Understand the mechanisms and comparative effects of different antidepressants.

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Definitions:

Choanoflagellates

Aquatic microorganisms thought to be the closest living relatives of animals, characterized by their flagellum and collar structure.

Foraminiferans

Marine protozoans characterized by their porous shells, or tests, through which pseudopodia extend for feeding and locomotion.

Rhizarians

A group of mostly unicellular eukaryotes, characterized by their production of pseudopods, which are extensions used for movement and feeding.

Freshwater Algae

Simple, often microscopic, plant-like organisms that live in fresh water and are capable of photosynthesis.