A method of nominating candidates for public office in which only registered members of a party, or persons declaring their affiliation with a party, can vote is
A) a back room caucus.
B) a closed primary.
C) an open primary.
D) a jungle primary.
E) a blanket primary.
B
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The MOST important source of political values in the United States is probably
A. the mass media. B. the family. C. religion. D. public schools. E. local newspapers.
The psychologist Diederik Stapel engaged in violation of ethical standards when he
a. plagiarized the work done by his students. b. made up data that made it look as if he had conducted numerous research projects c. failed to obtain permission from his Institutional Review Board before collecting data on participants. d. failed to report colleagues that had fabricated data in several controversial studies.
The area under the normal distribution curve represents ________________.
a. 25% of the sample or population b. 100% of the sample or population c. 50% of the sample or population d. 75% of the sample or population
Is it possible for a candidate to win in a majoritarian electoral system, such as single-member district plurality, without receiving a majority of the votes?
A. Yes B. No