Issues of sampling
A) Are never the same from one study to the next.
B) Are the same regardless of the type of research.
C) Are of seldom importance in research.
D) Are important only in differential research designs.
Answer: B
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a. take bigger and bigger risks b. forge mortgage documents c. decline mortgage customers d. approve loans only for the wealthy
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. Upon arriving at Ellis Island, immigrants were subject to medical examinations and legal inspections. 2. Republicans are generally that political party that always advocate for pathways to citizenship. 3. Federal agencies implement and interpret congressional law. 4. The E-Verify program is not voluntary. 5. States can determine whether or not to provide in-state tuition rates for undocumented immigrants.
Prior to the 1970s, how did most justices interpret the law in Texas?
a. Justices acted primarily as judicial activists who believed they, and not the legislature, should set policy and that the role of the courts should not be narrowly interpreted. b. Most justices saw themselves as defenders of the lower classes and were actively involved in increasing the powers of the courts and setting policy. c. Establishment justices viewed themselves as strict constructionists who honored case law and legal precedent while typically favoring corporations. d. Justices viewed themselves as protectors of the common citizen and active promoters of consumer interests.
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