Which is not a phase of presidential elections?

Sara alternates between states of lethargic hopelessness and states of elevated mood where she has a heightened rate of creative accomplishments. Her disorder is best described as _______?

The right of candidates to spend their own money on running for office

Cassi pauses when she notices a couple arguing loudly in a parking lot. When no one else appears to worry, she continues walking to her car. Cassi’s behavior best demonstrates:

The theory that describes how industries dominate the agencies that regulate them is known as _____. 

Joe is a used-car salesman, and his go-to sales pitch is: “This car is a beauty, very cheap too – unless you want a different paint color. Tell me if you don’t want it. It’s your choice. But why don’t you take it just for a test drive?” Which of the following techniques of persuasion is LEAST likely to be utilized in this scenario? 

The tendency of Washington’s most seasoned lobbyists to move from government work to lobbying and back again is referred to as _____. 

Professor A believes that thinking is simply a type of behavior. Professor B suggests that thinking is more than behavior, and that thinking can actually influence behavior. Professor A best aligns with _________. Professor B best aligns with ________. 

A professor notices that some of the students who used their cell phones during class did poorly on a recent exam. She concludes the students’ poor performance was caused by their distracting cell phones. What logical fallacy is this an example of?

If you bump your arm, it feels a lot better if you immediately rub around the bump. According to Gate Control Theory, the rubbing produces: