Islam's holy book is known as
a. the Bible.
b. the Veda.
c. the Medina.
d. the Koran.
e. the Literati.
d
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In what ways are the Fourteenth Amendment and the Civil Rights Act of 1964 similar?
A. They both passed the strict scrutiny test administered by the Supreme Court. B. They were both based on Congress's power to regulate interstate commerce. C. They both sought equal rights for women. D. They both sought equal rights for African Americans.
Designing psychological experiments often presents the researcher with ethical dilemmas, in the primary dilemma he or she must
a. choose the appropriate participant pool without eliminating people who want to participate in the study. b. decide which coworkers should be co-authors on the resulting paper. c. weigh potential costs to participants against the potential gain to be realized from the experiment. d. determine whether to inform participants of the results of the experiment.
The AARP focuses on issues for what group?
a. Seniors c. Public employees b. Ethnology firms d. The poor and uneducated
The legislative branch of the United States government is a (n)
a. unicameral legislature. b. bicameral legislature. c. confederation. d. aristocracy. e. oligarchy.