____________________ is a “providential nationalism” that views America as a “city on the hill,” with values that are divinely supported and thus not subject to criticism.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
American exceptionalism
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The trend in early psychology in America was a movement from
A) Gestalt psychology to functionalism. B) behaviorism to structuralism. C) functionalism to structuralism. D) structuralism to functionalism.
The concept of regression to the mean suggests
A) participants with extreme scores will score more extreme on a second test. B) scores of participants on a second test would be the same or similar to the first test. C) scores of participants on a second test would be less extreme on average on a second test. D) None of the above
Why do major political parties adopt the central principles of ideological parties?
a. Doing so broadens the base of the major party and drains the influence of the ideological party. b. Doing so allows the major party to widen its views and principles. c. Doing so helps supporters have more choice for acceptable candidates. d. Doing so brings stronger economic support to the major party.
Which of the following is a feature of a revolution?
A. the successful insurgents subsequently bring about wholesale political change B. the state overcomes the insurgency at the end of the civil war C. the conflict is without any violence or bloodshed D. the insurgency lacks widespread support from the population E. the insurgency has no political motivation and is only spurred on by cultural grievances