The Supreme Court upheld a Missouri law sharply restricting abortions in which of the following cases?
A. Webster v. Reproductive Health Services
B. Roe v. Wade
C. Planned Parenthood of Pennsylvania v. Casey
D. Lawrence v. Texas
A
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Measurements by ranked categories, such as class rankings or academic grades (A, B, C, D, F), provide examples of
A) a nominal scale. B) an interval scale. C) a ratio scale. D) an ordinal scale.
Although the proportion of people who say they trust the government in Washington to do the right thing has steadily declined since the 1950s, it should be remembered that
A. surveys on this particularly topic are notoriously unreliable. B. the numbers were even lower in the 1920s. C. more was expected of the government in the 1950s. D. they are talking about government officials, not the system of government. E. the proportion of people who trusted the government was never very high.
Observational research that uses cluster sampling involves
a. picking a subset of people to observe over an extended period of time. b. identifying the most important time periods for behavior and collecting data during those times. c. identifying critical behaviors to monitor and focusing on those behaviors. d. picking a number of starting time for extended observation and monitoring behaviors over a predetermined time interval rather than using more, shorter intervals.
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. Individuals with no party affiliation may participate in closed primaries. 2. The major broadcast networks have, in recent decades, cut back on the amount of live coverage that they give to the major political party conventions. 3. One explanation for why the United States has only two parties is that its society lacks the deep reinforcing social cleavages that often spawn new parties. 4. American political parties concentrate most of their power in their national committees. 5. From Barbour and Wright’s point of view, it seems that Americans often forget that a lot of what we call “politics” is really about “bickering” between political parties.