The Decision in the Case of National Labor Relations Board

question 19

Multiple Choice

The decision in the case of National Labor Relations Board v. Jones and Laughlin Steel was a turning point legally in Roosevelt's approach to federalism because​ ​the Supreme Court found the law that created the National Labor Relations Board to be

• A) constitutional, but it asserted the power of the state government in its interpretation of the commerce clause.
• B) ​unconstitutional, but it still expanded the power of the federal government in its interpretation of the commerce clause.
• C) constitutional, and it expanded the power of the federal government in its interpretation of the commerce clause.
• D) unconstitutional, and it limited the power of the federal government in its interpretation of the commerce clause.

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Definitions:

Sequential Processing

The cognitive process of handling one piece of information at a time in a sequential manner.

Parallel Processing

The ability of the brain to simultaneously process incoming stimuli of differing quality, a fundamental mechanism underlying human thought and reasoning.

Dual Processing

The principle that our minds operate using two distinct systems for processing information: unconscious, automatic processing and conscious, deliberate processing.

Selective Attention

The cognitive process of focusing on a specific aspect of information while ignoring other perceivable information.