Which of the following statements is true regarding the ethics of observational research with people who are unaware of being observed
a. Observing public behaviors that involved manipulated variables poses no ethical problems.
b. Studying private behaviors without the person's awareness is acceptable only if the person is informed after the study is completed.
c. It is hard to decide whether it is ethical to observe normally private behaviors conducted in a public place.
d. Observation of public behaviors involving manipulation of variables does not need approval from an Institutional Review board.
C
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a. dominated the state until the arrival of the railroad. b. thrived under Spanish rule. c. declined precipitously under Spanish rule. d. was well integrated with Spanish and Yankee immigrants.
In 2014, what did the Supreme Court decide about the use of prayers to open government meetings?
a. Such meetings can start with a prayer that does not favor one particular faith. b. Such meetings can start with a prayer as long as it is led by a lay person. c. Such meetings can start with a prayer even if it clearly favors one faith. d. Such meetings cannot start with a prayer.--
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a. personal appearances in home districts c. bringing "pork" to their district b. using staff to focus on constituents services d. all of the above
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A. due process B. protectionism C. implied powers D. new judicial federalism E. pluralism