A(n) ______ poll would be most likely to include the following question: "Would you be more or less likely to vote for Representative Peterson in the next election if you knew she was sleeping with a staffer?"
A. push
B. tracking
C. benchmark
D. straw
Ans: A. push
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An F-ratio of 1.0 signifies
A) no error variance. B) no within-groups effects. C) no unsystematic effects. D) no systematic effects.
In 2013, the Supreme Court overturned portions ofÂ
A. the Voting Rights Act, because race and politics no longer intersected. B. the Voting Rights Act, because its formulas were considered obsolete. C. the Voting Rights Act, because it could not be reaffirmed in Congress. D. the Federal Election Campaign Act, because corporations have rights to free speech. E. the Federal Election Campaign Act, because money is speech.
Which of the following accurately describes contemporary national party conventions?
a. They are frequently contentious affairs. b. It is hard to predict how the delegates will vote. c. They are a means for the party to appeal to voters. d. They are closely watched by the public. e. They foster dissent within the party.
A gap that occurs when the government spends more than it takes in, for a given fiscal year, is called the
a. tax. b. fiscal gap. c. deficit. d. gross domestic product. e. tariff.