"Framing effects" refers to the way attitudes, opinions, and beliefs are affected or shaped by the way public affairs are reported in the press.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
True
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Throughout the first half of the twentieth century, the concept of labor unions as interest groups continued to grow. What was the relationship between these groups and the goals of the business owners?
A) Their differing goals, that of worker conditions versus maximizing profits, often conflicted. B) The two groups were commendable in their ability to work through differences. C) Congress intervened to enforce a peace. D) The differences usually led to violent confrontations between workers and the police, who were sympathetic to the business owners. E) The two groups ultimately had the same goal, which was the profitability of the company.
Open primaries are ________
A. primary elections in which voters must declare (or have previously declared) their party affiliation and can cast a ballot in any party's primary election B. primary elections in which voters who have previously declared their party affiliation can change party registration on Election Day C. additional primary elections held between the top two vote-getters in a primary where no candidate has received a majority of the vote D. primary elections in which a voter may cast a ballot in either party's primary election
Capitalism and socialism are examples of
A) communes. B) economic systems. C) international relations theories. D) normative expositions. E) voting systems.
Research that involves studying a single case in a long period of time is known as ______.
A. comparative historical research B. cross-sectional comparative research C. historical process research D. historical events research