Public uttering of a _______ statement that harms someone's reputation is _______.
A. false; constitutionally protected speech
B. false; libel
C. true; neither slander nor libel
D. true; slander
E. true; libel
Answer: C
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a. capture attention b. sell advertising c. make a political point d. change people's opinions
In Griswold v. Connecticut, the Supreme Court ruled that
a. the Connecticut birth control laws violated the constitutional right to privacy. b. the Connecticut birth control laws were constitutional. c. a right to privacy exists, but it applies only to protections against the national government, not state governments. d. there is no right to privacy guaranteed by the Constitution.
When did Keynesian economics become widely accepted?
A) after World War II B) during the Great Depression C) after World War I D) during Reagan's term of office E) during George W. Bush's term in office
How do scientists and pseudoscientists differ with regard to the evidence that they will accept to support their ideas?
What will be an ideal response?