Processing That Is Not Controlled and Does Not Tax Cognitive

question 31

Multiple Choice

Processing that is not controlled and does not tax cognitive resources is _____, whereas processing due to an intention that consumes cognitive resources is _____.

• A) Automatic; controlled
• B) Voluntary; involuntary
• C) Controlled; automatic
• D) Difficult; easy

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Definitions:

Courts of Chancery

Historical courts in England and later some states in the US, dealing with cases involving equity, including trusts, land law, and guardianships.

Common-law Courts

are courts that base their decisions on the principles and traditions of common law, which is law developed through court decisions over time, as opposed to statutory laws.

Bodies of Law

The collective set of laws, regulations, and legal principles that govern a specific area or country.

Subordinate Legislation

Rules and regulations made by an executive authority under powers given to them by an Act of Parliament.