The research that suggested that listening to Mozart's music could enhance intelligence was shown not to be reliable
a. because other researchers tried to replicate the results, but couldn't.
b. because the details of the research report were not sufficient for other researchers to identify participant behaviors.
c. except among people with considerable knowledge of music.
d. after the researchers identified problems with their methodology.
A
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Most of the coal mined in Texas is of what variety?
a. lignite b. anthracite c. stalagmite d. bituminous e. graphite
The most distinctive characteristic of the Texas administration is
A) no one is officially in charge of the administrative apparatus. B) that in Texas laws are fragmented into several elective and appointive positions. C) an agency director heads each executive department. D) that there is no single official in Texas government that bears ultimate responsibility.
In City of Richmond v. Croson Company (1989) the Supreme Court
a. broadened the scope of federal affirmative action programs in the awarding of construction contracts. b. declared state affirmative action programs in the area of professional school admissions unconstitutional. c. held that the issue of affirmative action in the field of private employment presents a political question beyond the scope of judicial review. d. placed significant limitations on nonfederal affirmative action programs in the awarding of government contracts.