The ______ model is the theory that political parties offer clear policy choices to voters, try to deliver on those policies when they take office, and are held accountable by voters for the success or failure of those policies.
a. candidate-centered
b. responsible candidate
c. responsible party
d. candidate-party
c. responsible party
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For the following situation, identify the statistical test that you would use to test the hypothesis of interest:
You want to see if there is a relationship between annual income earned and IQ levels (both continuous, not categorical).
Which of the following is true?
A. The United States experienced a great crime wave during the 1920s and early 1930s due to prohibition. B. Crime rates grew steadily in the twentieth century. C. According to historians, industrialization and urbanization contributed to the rise of crime. D. The Western part of the United States had less crime in the nineteenth century due to the fact that all citizens carried guns. E. During the Civil War, there was little crime as everyone focused on the war effort.
Germany's attacks on Poland and then the Soviet Union, as well as Japan's expansion into Southeast Asia are examples of
a. power transition theory. b. economic imperialism. c. expected utility theory. d. cognitive dissonance.
Inductive reasoning is problematic because it relies on
A. affirming the antecedent. B. denying the antecedent. C. affirming the consequent. D. denying the consequent.