What special problems do the social sciences face, in comparison with natural sciences, such as physics or biology? How do social scientists attempt to deal with those problems?
What will be an ideal response?
Biases influence conclusions; subjects are prone to tell researchers what they want to hear or refuse to participate in the study; researchers must be concerned about how they treat their subjects throughout their studies.
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Describe the relationship between unalienable rights and the social contract.
What will be an ideal response?
Which economic era ran from approximately 1815 until approximately 1975?
A) ?Pre-National B) ?National C) ?International D) ?Global E) ?Post-Global
How are minor political parties usually significant?
a. They distract from important policy debates. b. They effectively disprove Duverger's law. c. They push major parties to incorporate new ideas or elucidate current ones. d. They win elections in crucial swing states. –
What is fiscal policy?
a. the government's provision of something of value to a broad segment of society b. the power to apply policy in ways that fit particular circumstances c. an event that pushes a recognized problem further along in the policy cycle d. the government's use of taxation and spending policy to affect economic growth in the United States