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After all , you have to get the idea of physical training before you get up and go . " People are fearful of cognitive decline , and the idea that a small and simple intervention can have an impact is pretty compelling . " Financial regulation may scare some businesses away , but for many investors , it offers an extra measure of protection that makes it a competitive plus , " said Amy Borrus , deputy director of the Council of Institutional Investors . In that way , they also are most like the cases the Supreme Court hears , said Donald R. Songer , a political scientist at the University of South Carolina who studies appellate courts.The idea of trying to gauge a judge 's ideology from his voting patterns on different types of cases is unpopular among law professors who prefer to study legal reasoning case by case . The average student scored 500 on this test.The researchers found that a child from a family having 500 books at home scored , on average , 112 points higher on the achievement test than one from an otherwise identical family having only one book - - and that 's after they factored in parents ' education , occupation , income and other things typically associated with a child 's academic performance . Barley , wheat , corn , soybeans , and grain sorghums are also extensively cultivated , especially in the uplands ; other crops include cotton , tobacco , fruits , potatoes , beans , and sweet potatoes . " Here is where Alito really takes his stand , " said Kenneth L. Manning , a political scientist at the University of Massachusetts at Dartmouth who has studied the voting behavior of other appellate judges.Because Supreme Court justices are free to disregard precedent , Alito 's decisions are an imperfect barometer of how he might rule if he succeeds Sandra Day O'Connor , a pivotal member of the high court .