About how many new laws does Congress enact each year?
a. 50
b. 100
c. 250
d. 500
Answer: d
You might also like to view...
How did the Hatch Act reinforce reforms initiated under the Pendleton Act?
a. The spoils system was modified to the party in power in the legislature rather than in the executive branch. b. It established the Secret Service to protect the president from assassins after Garfield was shot. c. It further restricted political influence on the bureaucracy by preventing federal employees from engaging in political activities. d. Federal employees were hired on the basis of party loyalty rather than a merit system after the reforms.
Mr. Marsh responded that he always completed employee evaluations on time when he was a manager, when in fact, he rarely conducted the task. As a respondent in a survey he
exaggerated to look good. This is an example of A) contingency bias. B) closed format bias. C) wording effect bias. D) social desirability bias.
When we calculate reliability, we know the observed score. What are the two unknown components of the reliability equation?
a) method and error scores b) means and standard deviations c) test-retest and inter-rater scores d) true and error scores
In the 1830s, ____ became the device for nominating party candidates for the presidency.
a. state caucuses and conventions b. national conventions c. the direct primary d. the congressional caucus e. the initiative