Those who believe that modest reforms (e.g., conserving scarce resources, limiting family size and safeguarding the environment) are sufficient to promote ecological health are most likely found in which school of thought?

a. liberal conservation
b. steady-state philosophy
c. sustainable development
d. benevolent authoritarianism


a. liberal conservation

Political Science

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In the context of comparative politics, ________ relies on statistical data to assess relationships between attributes and outcomes, analyzing those data using computers

A. archival research B. depth research C. descriptive research D. quantitative research E. qualitative research

Political Science

The principal focus of administrative law is

a. discretionary justice. b. values and ethics-centered. c. on rules and regulations set by administrative agencies. d. limited to quasi-judicial cases determined by the Supreme Court.

Political Science

To prevent majority tyranny, the framers relied heavily on __________ to create conflict and contest between the branches of government

a. limited power b. equal power c. separation of powers d. diminishing power

Political Science

When two independent raters make ratings that agree with one another, the measure used is said to demonstrate

A) test-retest reliability. B) interrater reliability. C) split-half reliability. D) internal consistency reliability.

Political Science