As chief spokesperson for a state, a governor is expected to do which of the following?
a. be a strong leader in times of crises
b. deploy the National Guard
c. propose yearly budgets to the legislature
d. serve as the leader for the state party
a. be a strong leader in times of crises
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Which of the following terms refers to the tendency for an experimenter to influence the behavior of the participants?
A) Experimenter validity B) Experimenter reactivity C) Double-blind D) Reification
Historically, health, education, and welfare policies were
a. functions of the federal government b. functions of the state government c. functions of local governments d. the responsibility of individual citizens e. all of these
Which of the following statements regarding presidential foreign policy power is true?
a. The Case–Zablocki Act required the president to get approval by two-thirds of the Senate to issue an executive agreement. b. The War Powers Resolution of 1973 gave the president the ability to declare war. c. Executive agreements do not require Senate or House approval. d. The Case–Zablocki Act allowed the president to issue executive agreements for national security purposes.
______________ occurs when no new information relevant to the grounded theory is emerging from the data and the grounded theory has been sufficiently validated
a. Theoretical saturation b. Conjectural dissemination c. Hypothetical saturation d. Theoretical dispersion