Which of the following Supreme Court cases struck down the "one-house legislative veto" and had far-ranging implications for congressional legislation seeking to limit the executive's foreign policy powers?
a. U.S. v. Belmont
b. Youngstown Sheet & Tube et al. v. Sawyer
c. U.S. v. Pink
d. New York Times v. United States
e. INS v. Chadha
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a. grade point average b. number of hours on the internet c. students d. either variable
Match the problem to the example.
a. Contamination b. Hawthorne effect c. Placebo effect d. Heterogeneous treatment effect 1. An exhibit was held at a school to try to increase art appreciation among students. Classes were randomly assigned to receive a guided tour or visit the exhibit with no guided tour. After school, some of the students visited the exhibit together, and some who went on the guided tour shared what they learned with their friends in the control group. 2. A researcher told employees of a company that he would be observing them and recording their conversation as part of a study about workplace practices. The members acted differently than they would have if the researcher was not there. 3. A therapist obtained permission from her patients to conduct an experiment: she would use new techniques learned at a conference and by reading cutting-edge research articles with the intervention group, and use her standard practices with the control group. The patients expressed more satisfaction with their weekly sessions regardless of whether they were in the treatment or control group. 4. A camp for children with life-threatening illnesses and their families was found to reduce anxiety among the children. However, the effect was stronger for children who had a sibling with them, and weaker for older children.
The principle that other actors should not violate the boundaries of a state is known as:
A) ?political sovereignty B) ?deterrence C) ?the security dilemma D) ?defense burden E) ?territorial integrity
The major source of the lieutenant governor’s power is ______.
a. the possibility that he or she will replace the governor b. his or her public popularity c. his or her position as chair of the governor’s cabinet d. his or her role as chief advisor to the governor e. his or her role as president of the Senate