An approach to measuring community power that relies on trying to identify the most significant choices made by political leaders and the persons who influenced those choices is the:
A. decision-making approach.
B. the elite approach.
C. the pluralist approach.
D. the reputational approach.
A
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A disadvantage of relying on the mode is that it is
A) Unstable. B) Difficult to compute. C) Not affected by a change in one or two scores. D) Not able to be used with all scales of measurement.
Which of the following was NOT a result of the 1978 Hawaii constitutional convention and vote?
A. a two-term limit for the governor and lieutenant governor B. the legalization of marijuana C. more open primaries D. partial public funding for election campaigns E. spending limits
The high rate of immigration benefits the United States because it
A) increases the number of individuals that are unemployed. B) provides additional taxes that help support programs that benefit older Americans. C) decreases the tax rolls and eliminates the need for state funding. D) increases the voting-age population. E) reduces the demand on Medicaid.
Types of mixed methods that rank the method used by priority include ______.
A. integrated B. embedded C. staged D. all of these