How do American and Canadian views differ on the size of government?
a. Americans believe the government is too small, while Canadians feel that government intrudes on individual privacy.
b. As similar democratic nations located in North America, both Americans and Canadians feel that government is too large.
c. Americans and Canadians generally agree that government should be larger, funding welfare programs such as Medicaid and Food Stamps.
d. Many Americans believe government is too large, while Canadians recognize that government has a pivotal role to play and accept higher taxes.
d
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A) Measuring each variable B) Failing to manipulate the independent variable C) Using the Pearson r instead of the Spearman r D) Using different observation procedures in each group