The tendency in elections to focus on the personal attributes of a candidate, such as his or her strengths, weaknesses, background, experience, and visibility, is known as __________
a. candidate appeal
b. the incumbency advantage
c. party platforms
d. issue-oriented voting
a
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a. is omitted in many publications due to its tedious nature. b. contains a description of the statistical tests used and the results of those tests. c. is complete if it meets the "criterion of replication." d. describes how you arrived at your specific hypothesis.
The president is not allowed to encourage specific members of Congress to vote for or against a particular bill
Indicate whether this statement is true or false?
The Warren Court substantially extended the meaning of the Bill of Rights
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Cost–benefit analysis is a good tool to use for policy evaluation when one is trying to determine the ______ of the policy in question.
a. efficiency b. egalitarianism c. effectiveness d. equitability e. affordability