In Nigeria, ethnic and religious cleavages
a. usually cancel each other out.
b. promote neighborly interactions.
c. play a major role in grassroots politics but are of little importance in elite politics.
d. are overwhelmed by economic issues.
e. generally coincide with geographic cleavages.
e
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Laboratory research settings that are created to resemble the real-life situations that the researchers are investigating lead to
a. the Hawthorne effect. b. causal ambiguity. c. random selection. d. mundane realism.
The experiences of Uber demonstrate that
a. even with changes in technology that promise to overcome the problems of free riding, efforts still fall flat. b. the most effective way to break existing iron triangles is donating money to candidates who are not beholden to existing interests. c. digital social networks can reweigh the calculus of political activism by making it almost costless and that can deliver policy victories. d. the fragmented universe of interest groups makes it harder for new interests to break in and find a piece of turf on which they can be successful.
______ is often perceived as soft and easily manipulated.
A. Precision based B. Intention based C. Mixed enforcement
Government agencies have their largest role in ______.
a. agenda setting b. policy adoption c. policy implementation d. policy formulation