As campaign manager, I have many ideas about how we can increase voter turnout on Election Day. First, I would encourage early voting in my district so as many people can get to the polls as possible. I would also call for same-day registration, so eligible citizens can vote. I will encourage citizens to vote in primary elections, not just in general elections. Finally, I would reach out to youth voters in an effort to get more young voters to the polls.
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I believe the answer is: <span>Situational attribution
</span><span>Situational attribution refers to a perception that is used to judge other people;s behavior based on personal factors.
</span>Personal factors that could create situational attribution could includes: Emotions, beliefs, or a certain character traits.
The answer is effort justification. It is an idea as well as paradigm in the social psychology in which people who have reach the goal yet discover that it was not worth it. It is from the cognitive dissonance theory of Leon Festinger.
The correct answers are thalamus; hippocampus.
Thalamus is the part of your brain which functions as the 'hub of information,' meaning that everything is stored there. So, even though Delroy doesn't want to think about it, he cannot forget the turbulence. Hippocampus is there to store old memories and create new experiences about those old memories.
