Which of the following is NOT true of the role of a governor as a political leader?
A. Governors are the most visible figures in state politics.
B. Governors spend more time working with the legislature than meeting the general public.
C. Governors can increase their influence by developing a reputation for punishing their adversaries.
D. A governor cannot deny party renomination to disloyal members.
ANSWER: B
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A) only one variable at a time. B) for threats to external validity but not for threats to internal validity. C) for many variables simultaneously. D) for threats to internal validity but not for threats to external validity.
Power is
a. the ability to overcome obstacles and influence outcomes. b. the size of a military and the policies to support its use. c. the ability to get someone to do something they otherwise would not do. d. the ability to convince actors of the merits of a proposed plan.
A head of state who subscribes to the realist theory of international relations would be most likely to reject which of the following policy proposals?
a. raising taxes to increase funding for the military b. requiring all infrastructure projects to meet rigorous environmental standards c. making a “first strike” intervention against a belligerent adversary d. placing strong economic sanctions against a state that threatens an ally
Who is included in the "party-in-the-electorate"?
a. party officers who seek to educate the public on key party stances b. party officers who seek to steer the electorate through media spin c. public officials who are registered with one major party d. voters who identify with a particular political party