The history of which of the following cases illustrates the “double security” of federalism by which the states can take up issues when the federal government cannot or will not help?

A(n) __________ is a special kind of agency whose independence is protected by Congress so the agency is insulated from congressional and presidential control

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The general psychological tendency to deny discrepancies between one's preexisting beliefs (cognitions) and new information is known as _____

a. cognitive dissonance b. schematic reasoning c. impact of perceptions d. behavioral sociology