Stacy has 4 levels to her independent variable. She has participants in her study complete part A, followed by B, C, and then D. When she analyzes her data, she notices that level D is always different from the rest of the levels
Stacy is most likely encountering what effect?
a. order effect
b. carryover effect
c. practice effect
d. alpha effect
A
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a. the growth of the Republican party in the 1880s b. the expansion of the federal bureaucracy in the 1880s c. the assassination of James Garfield in 1881 d. the election of Rutherford B. Hayes in 1876
State constitutions are supreme within the borders of their respective states unless:
A. they issue a writ of certiorari. B. they establishpermanent stateagencies. C. they conflict with a federal law. D. they engage in a justiciable controversy. E. they reject a warrant request.
What is "elite distemper"?
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Which statement describes the trend for abortions in California and the U.S.?
a. Abortions have significantly increased in recent years b. Abortion rates have been declining since the 1990s. c. Abortion rates have remained the same since the 2000s. d. Abortion rates have been rising since 2010.