The theory of community power that argues that a person or group can be politically influential without being economically powerful is:
A. non-decision theory.
B. pluralist theory.
C. stratification theory.
D. elite theory.
B
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a. finding an initial participant or a few participants who then lead to other participants who lead to still more participants. b. finding groups of experts who have a skill to be studied by a researcher. c. setting up a long-term research project that relies on identifying a set of participants who are willing to be observed on multiple occasions. d. using a series of representative samples to insure maximum generalizability.
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a. before a grand jury. b. beyond a reasonable doubt. c. by a preponderance of the evidence. d. to a panel of three judges. e. to a single judge.
Multijurisdictional causes and consequences do not apply to ______.
a. traffic b. zoning c. public services d. covenants