In program evaluation, if a control group is NOT possible, the best alternative research strategy is
A) a status survey.
B) a pretest-posttest design.
C) a time-series design.
D) a multiple baseline design.
Answer: C
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How did the Supreme Court treat gerrymandering issues in 2019?
A. It allowed partisan gerrymandering by ruling that judgments about it are beyond the reach of the judiciary. B. It allowed partisan gerrymandering based on the principle that no level of gerrymandering can be "too partisan." C. It disallowed partisan gerrymandering by ruling that the courts should not be burdened with questions of redistricting D. It disallowed partisan gerrymandering based on the argument that it violates the "one person, one vote" principle
In a random sample of 1,000 high school students, 29 percent indicated that they had read the Declaration of Independence at least once, with a margin of error of four percent. Which of the following statements is true?
a. It is likely that more than 33 percent of the population have read the Declaration of Independence. b. It is likely that fewer than 25 percent of the population have read the Declaration of Independence. c. It is likely that between 25 and 33 percent of the population have read the Declaration of Independence. d. It is likely that 29 percent of the population has read the Declaration of Independence with a four percent chance that the survey results could be incorrect.
John Locke argued in his theory of social contract that
a. the power of the king was supreme. b. while citizens sacrifice certain rights and then consent to be governed, they retain other inalienable rights. c. both parties agree upon conditions of the social order, in this case that England’s Parliament would agree on rights for the colonial citizens. d. citizens sacrifice certain rights upon consent of the king or Parliament. e. Parliament rightly held veto power over the Continental Congress.