No Child Left Behind Is an Example of Education Policy

question 68

Multiple Choice

No Child Left Behind is an example of education policy:

• A) becoming more controlled by state and local governments.
• B) becoming more controlled by the federal government.
• C) increasingly being funded by the federal government.
• D) passed during the Great Society.
• E) increasingly being funded by state and local governments.

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Definitions:

Affect Heuristic

A mental shortcut used in decision making and judgement that involves relying on emotions and feelings.

Regret Aversion

A theory in behavioral economics that describes the emotional reaction people experience after realizing they have made an error in judgment, leading them to avoid making decisions.

Money Illusion

Money illusion is a cognitive bias where people misjudge the value of money in terms of its purchasing power, typically neglecting the effects of inflation or deflation.

Representativeness Heuristic

A cognitive bias in decision-making where the likelihood of an event is estimated based on how similar it is to the typical case.