What is the best definition of an institutional review board?
a) a group of people who make decisions regarding an institution's human resources
b) a group of people found in most public institutions and private agencies who render a judgment as to whether experiments carried out in their facilities are free from risk
c) a group of people who review the literature produced by researchers in their institution in order to keep an accounting of it
d) a group of people representing many different institutions who meet to review the current literature in their respective fields
d
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A. First B. Second C. Third D. Fourth
It is generally most difficult to win the nomination of your party, but easiest to win the general election, when ______.
a. the seat is open b. an incumbent of your party is running for reelection c. an incumbent of the other party is running for reelection d. a president of your party is very unpopular
A chartering system that provided the same charter for all cities was the:
A. special charter. B. optional charter. C. general charter. D. classified charter.
In the 2000 state election, Ms. Trevino voted for Republican candidate George W. Bush for governor but voted for Democrat John Sharp for lieutenant governor. How would Ms. Trevino's action most accurately be described?
a) Ms. Trevino's action reflected retrospective voting. b) Ms. Trevino's action reflected the coattail effect. c) Ms. Trevino voted a straight ticket. d) Ms. Trevino voted a split ticket. e) Ms. Trevino's action reflected prospective voting.