What is salience?
a. Salience refers to an issue's importance to a person or to the public in general.
b. Salience is an indication of the tendency for public opinion to favor or reject some candidates.
c. Salience is the strength of a relationship between two variables.
d. Salience is the strength of the direction of public opinion.
e. Salience is a measure of the degree to which public opinion on an issue is likely to change.
a
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The USA Patriot Act expands an exception found in which amendment to allow spying?
a. First b. Second c. Fourth d. Fifth
In the past twenty years the British courts have
a. unionized for better representation in government. b. dissolved due to an act of parliament. c. become less active in overturning laws. d. remained as active as always in overturning laws. e. played a more active role in overturning laws.
Which of the following is not a value shared by administrative reformers?
a. Political loyalty tests for government employment b. Development of a “science” of administration c. Faith in statistical evaluations of work performance d. Economy and efficiency in government
Which point has coordinates ( 3, 3)?
a. A
b. C
c. B