When a person believes that they have incurred loss as a result of another person's actions, such as loss of health or property, they may seek to reclaim the loss through:

A __________ results after fissures develop in each party's coalition, which begins to fracture after new issues appear, dividing the electorate. Each party forms a new coalition—one that endures for years

a. dealignment b. national party convention c. realigning or critical election d. secular realignment

Aldous Huxley's novel, Brave New World, presents a world entirely based on

a) survival of the fittest, where the hardest workers and the strongest individuals thrive and the weak die. b) a society where everyone is only out for him or herself, everyone is completely self-interested and motivated by greed and selfishness. c) a rigidly hierarchical world where people are created in test tubes to fill different slots and conditioned from birth to welcome their assigned role. d) None of the above