Decentralists differ from centralists in that ________
A. decentralists believe that the national government should not interfere with activities reserved for the states
B. decentralists have traditionally enjoyed the support of the Supreme Court
C. decentralists reject the idea of the Constitution as an interstate compact
D. decentralists have not been particularly supportive of the devolution revolution
E. decentralists favor national action over action at the state and local levels
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a. safer for civilians b. efficiently deadlier c. limited to the largest countries d. less destructive
Which of the following statements is CORRECT regarding the judicial powers of the governor?
a) The governor has sole authority to pardon anyone convicted of a crime. b) Upon the recommendation of the Board of Pardons and Paroles, the governor can grant a reprieve, postponing the implementation of punishment for a crime. c) The governor can appoint and remove state judges. d) The governor, with the approval of the state legislature, can pardon anyone convicted of a crime. e) None of the above
What is the primary benefit of matching?
a. it eliminates the influence of virtually all known extraneous variables b. it eliminates experimenter expectancy and participant effects c. it overrides the need for random assignment d. the influence of the variables on which participants are matched is spread evenly across groups
An example of public policymaking would be
A) Congress and the president deciding not to act on the AIDS crisis. B) a majority of the public supporting the idea of government dealing with unemployment. C) the president meeting with the heads of oil companies. D) the press creating public concern about racial discrimination. E) all of the above