Which of the Following Examples Illustrates Preemption as Mentioned in the U.S.Constitution?​

question 38

Multiple Choice

Which of the following examples illustrates preemption as mentioned in the U.S.Constitution?​ 

• A) The central government of Podjun vesting the entire duty of charting, implementing, and executing welfare policies to its local governments​ 
• B) The central government in Frosbern giving its state governments more power and discretion over welfare programs 
• C) The states of Girublia and Bokwost signing an interstate agreement to protect forest reserves that fall in shared boundary 
• D) The state of Hulton withdrawing itself from the federal union of Jengren foreseeing potential conflicts with the federal government 
• E) The central legislative body of Korolumbia deciding to make collection of taxes the exclusive right of the national government

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Definitions:

Incentive Theory

A theory in psychology that describes motivation as being driven by an organism’s desire to pursue rewards and avoid punishments.

Motivation

The process that initiates, guides, and maintains goal-oriented behaviors, involving biological, emotional, social, and cognitive forces that activate behavior.

Incentive Theories

Theories in psychology focused on understanding how external rewards motivate behaviors and drive human actions.

Drive Theories

Psychological theories suggesting that behavior is motivated by the desire to reduce internal tension caused by unmet biological needs.