On what legal/constitutional basis do such agencies as the Postal Service and the Department of Interior exist?
a. They have been established by Congress through the legislative process.
b. They have been established by the president by executive order.
c. They have been established by the Constitution in Article I, Section 2.
d. They have been established by the United Nations International Fund.
e. They have been established by the First Amendment.
b
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Which of the following is true of the provisions under the Federal Regulation of Lobbying Act of 1946?
A) Every registered lobbyist had to make quarterly reports on his or her activities. B) Anyone violating the Federal Regulation of Lobbying Act could be imprisoned for up to six years. C) No person or organization was allowed to receive money to influence legislation. D) Any group or person seeking to influence legislation indirectly was needed to register with the government. E) Anyone violating the Federal Regulation of Lobbying Act could be fined a maximum amount of $1000.
Outside of the federal government, which entity has the largest collection of social science datasets in the United States?
A. Roper (University of Connecticut) B. NORC (University of Michigan) C. ICPSR (University of Michigan) D. Harvard-MIT Data Center (Harvard University – Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
Raquel seems to have a natural ability to understand other people. Howard Gardner would label Raquel as high in _____ intelligence.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
A researcher wants to look at the effects of "stress endurance treatment" on self-esteem in cancer patients. The researcher measures 50 cancer patients on self-esteem
The researcher then has all the participants attend "stress endurance treatment" sessions once a week. At the end of the 8-week treatment, participants are again measured on self-esteem. This is an example of a(n) A) ex post facto design. B) ad hoc design. C) single-group, posttest-only design. D) single-group, pretest-posttest design.