With Regard to Norms, Constructivists Argue That

question 29

Multiple Choice

With regard to norms, constructivists argue that

• A) all norm changes are transforming.
• B) norms are fixed, and thus define the structure of the international system.
• C) norms cannot be changed through coercion, only through processes of discourse.
• D) norms can be changed by the collective, but not individuals.
• E) norms are most likely to change through international institutions, law, and social movements.

Describe how irrelevant information impacts memory processing across different age groups.

Understand the sensory memory process and its duration.

Understand the use and effect of mnemonic rules and rehearsal strategies in memory retention.

Acknowledge the influence of cognitive strategies on learning and memory performance.

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Definitions:

Injunction

A court order requiring an individual or entity to do or to refrain from doing a specific act, used as a remedy in many types of disputes.

Minimum Wage

The lowest legal hourly pay that employers are allowed to pay workers, established to ensure a basic standard of living for employees.

Pay Equity

A principle (or statute) requiring equal pay for work of equal value.

Disabled Workers

Individuals who have a physical or mental impairment that substantially limits one or more major life activities, and are part of the workforce.