A pluralist would be most likely to encourage individuals to __________
a. refuse to vote in protest of elitism
b. join and support interest groups
c. run for office in order to become one of the elites
d. practice civil disobedience as often as possible
Answer: b
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An increasing number of researchers are conducting experiments over the Internet because of the advantages it affords. Which of the following is NOT a disadvantage of using the Internet to conduct and experiment?
a. the experiment is brought to the participant instead of the participant coming to the experiment b. there is a less experimental control c. there is a greater probability of self-selection d. there is a greater probability of dropout of participants
Large interest groups are often difficult to organize because
A) many of their potential members prefer to let someone else shoulder the interest groups' financial burden. B) as they grow in size, they attract more unfavorable publicity. C) they usually suffer from diseconomies of scale. D) the Internet has not made it easier to convince individuals to join. E) they often do not represent compelling interests.
4. Unlike the U.S. Constitution, state constitutions generally include numerous miscellaneous provisions called
a) super legislation. b) people's amendments. c) court rulings. d) interest group allocations. e) civil law.
Federalism encourages the states to create local solutions to national problems
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.