What Is Executive Privilege

question 74

Multiple Choice

What is executive privilege?

• A)the ability to refuse to spend money appropriated by Congress
• B)the ability to veto programmatic requests in a bill
• C)the power to declare war or initiate a police action
• D)the right to direct the policy of federal agencies
• E)the right to keep communications confidential to the presidency

Understand the effects of stereotype threat on performance and behavior.

Learn about personality theories and their relevance in social cognition.

Recognize the role of affect and cognition in the fundamental attribution error.

Understand the application and implications of schema theory in everyday life.

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Definitions:

Accounting Basis

Refers to the method of recording accounting transactions; either on a cash basis or on an accrual basis.

Required Return

The minimum return an investor anticipates or requires from an investment to make it worthwhile.

Ackerman Geometry

The front-end setup that allows a vehicle to steer so that the tires track freely during a turn. During a turn, the inboard wheel on a steer axle has to track a tighter circle than the outer wheel. Ackerman geometry is also known as toe-out during turns and it allows the inner and outer wheels to turn at different angles so that both wheels can roll through a turn without tire scrubbing.

Toe-out

A wheel alignment term where the front of the wheels are pointed slightly outward, which can affect handling and tire wear.