In a single case design, an AB methodology is also known as a reversal design
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
F
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How does the governor's power to control the agenda of a special session increase his or her legislative power?
a. It allows the governor to kill bills in committee. b. By adding issues important to the governor's plans onto the agenda first, he or she can make sure that legislators address his or her plans. c. It allows for increased partisanship. d. It ensures that all of the governor's platform issues will be approved by the legislature.
Crosscutting requirements, since the 1960s, have been widely used to enforce ______.
A. drivers licensing laws B. education regulations C. local laws administered by state programs D. civil rights laws
Dr. Mottle is studying chiropractic journals to determine trends for use of ultrasound in chiropractic practice. As she researches this topic, she is counting the number of times that "ultrasound" appears in written text
What type of coding is she most likely using? A) manifest coding B) latent coding C) content coding D) reliability coding
The U.S. government’s pressing the European Union to accept Honda vehicles made in the U.S. is a good example of how __________
a. the power of global corporations, such as the Japan-based Honda, has eroded state power and sovereignty
b. economic globalization has fundamentally undermined the terms “national interest” and “national security”
c. what is international and domestic in policymaking is not as easily defined today, given that foreign-based corporations make products for export in the U.S. and employ Americans.
d. the power of global corporations is leading to more foreign control of American policymaking