Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. According to the FBI's Uniform Crime Report (UCR), crime has increased in the United States over the last two decades
2. The goal of the crime control model is to protect individual rights
3. The garbage can model holds that output of the policy process becomes more complicated and "messier" than the initial input
4. A critique of the iron triangles model is that it focuses on only a few of the policy participants, while ignoring the many others
5. Gun ownership remains widespread, but a smaller percentage of gun owners possess an increasing percentage of the gun stock
1. FALSE
2. FALSE
3. TRUE
4. TRUE
5. TRUE
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In Tinker v. Des Moines Community School District (1969), John and Mary Beth Tinker wore ____________ to school to protest American involvement in the Vietnam War
a. military fatigues b. peace signs c. black armbands d. North Vietnamese flags
Cabinet meetings are held by the president in order to
a. decide important policy questions. b. provide the president with expert information. c. help the president sell already-decided views. d. examine and re-evaluate current agency regulations.
A paradox of public opinion is reflected in Texans' views on state spending. Although most Texans profess support for spending cuts in general, when asked about specific cuts, most Texans are not supportive. Which of the following would be supported by a majority of Texans?
a. Increase in state sales tax rate b. Cut in funding for children's health programs c. Cut in funding for new highways d. Legalization of marijuana e. None of the above is true.
Tamir et al. (2008) conducted a study to see what impact music has on participants playing computer games. The researchers had participants play computer games while listening to angry, exciting, and neutral music. The researchers then measured the participant’s performance while listening to each type of music. This is an example of what type of design?
a. fewer participants b. less statistical variance c. equal group sizes d. fatigue