Bureaucracies and bureaucrats are often unfairly blamed when things go wrong in state government and problems go unresolved. Often, the real blame rests with __________ who have been unable or unwilling to resolve complex problems.
A. voters
B. federal courts
C. policymakers
D. private citizens
Answer: C
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Which of the following is similar to a pretest-posttest design, but with more measures?
A) ex post facto design B) general quasi-experimental designs C) program evaluation designs D) interrupted time-series design
The statement, "Germany is relatively wealthy and its citizens are well-educated, so it must be a democracy," is consistent with __________
A) modernization theory B) classical theory C) rational-choice theory D) Marxist theory
In 1971, ratification of the __________ to the U.S. Constitution extended voter eligibility to all persons age 18 or older.
A. Twenty-Third Amendment B. Twenty-Fourth Amendment C. Twenty-Five Amendment D. Twenty-Sixth Amendment E. Twenty-Seventh Amendment
Why does cooperation with regional security organizations not strike Roberts as a promising solution to the UN's overload problem?
a. These organizations are even more overloaded than the UN. b. It would add layers of unnecessary bureaucracy to the problem. c. Regional security organizations are inefficient relative to the UN. d. They are often less capable than the UN at performing security tasks. e. These organizations struggle to reach decisions and are often not impartial.