Why is it recommended that a researcher choose to use a measure that has been used before?
a) It isn't. The research has already been completed, so there is no point in using a measure that has been used before.
b) It is the only measure available for the age group in question.
c) Measures that have been used before have credibility and the researcher can support his choice by citing previous use in other research studies.
d) Measures that have been used previously do not require special training.
c
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a. the onset of the Vietnam War. b. the passage of the Voting Rights Act of 1965. c. allowing women to compete for astronaut positions. d. passage of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. e. the election of women to the House of Representatives.
The free-rider problem describes
a. the costless consumption of a public good by a large number of individuals resulting in its destruction. b. the tendency of individuals to defect from group activity in favor of their own interests. c. the ability of an individual to gain a benefit while not contributing to collective action. d. the challenges associated with balancing transaction and conformity costs.
Which of the following was a characteristic of the Mughal Emperor Aurangzeb's regime?
A. reduction in taxation and military expenditure B. increased centralization C. development of extensive irrigation and communication systems D. creation of a modern postal system E. increased secularization between Hindus and Muslims
What is the name of the author who argues that Members of Congress have two goals: (1) to enact meaningful legislation (Washington style); and (2) re-election concerns (Home style)?
a. Richard Fenno b. David Mayhew c. Barbara Sinclair d. Morris Fiorina e. None of the above