Which investment is likely to result in the investor paying the highest tax rate (not dollar amount of taxes, but tax rate):

What is true about Fannie Mae and Ginnie Mae pass through mortgage backed securities: A. Investors have prepayment risk which means many homeowners refinance when interest rates drop leaving MBS owners to reinvest  loan repayment proceeds at lower yields, B. The special purpose vehicle holds the mortgages pays the monthly mortgage payments made by borrowers to the MBS owners, minus any homeowner defaults. C. Mortgage originators typically sell mortgages they originate to investment banks who package them into MBS.

Click on the following link to talk with your patient. https://www.blackbox.ai/agent/StevenJ78A2M I diagnosis the patient with ______________________.

What is the topographic radiographic landmark for the caudal cervical vertebrae?

To obtain a radiograph of the VD extended hip projection, where is the center of the beam focused?

When obtaining a foramen magnum projection of the skulls of small animals, where should the centering of the image occur?

When obtaining a view of the tympanic bullae of small animals, where should the centering of the image occur?

10. One recommendation for improving group decision-making is to have group members submit their private opinions before the meeting in which they will have to decide. Identify three biases in group decision-making that this intervention addresses. Explain how this intervention addresses each bias.

4. The readings for class 3 explored the effect of expectations on employees’ performance, as well as the effect of expectations on evaluations of employees’ performance. What is the psychological phenomenon by which positive expectations can improve actual performance in the workplace? What is the psychological phenomenon by which negative expectations can harm actual performance in the workplace? What is the psychological phenomenon by which expectations can influence evaluation of performance (either positively or negatively) without influencing actual performance?

12. Recently, Tara has been following a new diet plan that claims to help her lose weight quickly. She strongly believes this diet is effective. When she encounters a testimonial on a social media platform from a user who claims to have lost 20 pounds on the same diet, she immediately feels more confident in the diet’s effectiveness, significantly boosting her belief in the diet plan. Yet, when she reads a scientific study stating that the diet plan has a high dropout rate and only shows short-term results for a small percentage of people, she dismisses the study, thinking it doesn’t apply to her. Her belief in the diet’s long-term effectiveness barely changes. What is a single psychological principle of persuasion that could be at play here (i.e., why Tara was so readily persuaded by the social media post but unpersuaded by the scientific study)?