Colleges and universities may achieve diversity through all of the following methods EXCEPT ________
A. using race as the decisive factor
B. extending preferential treatment based on
socioeconomic status
C. recruiting students from low-performing schools
D. using admissions plans for students who finish at the top of their high school class
A
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What can we conclude in a time-series design if the dependent variable shows a marked change in the predicted direction at precisely the point at which we have randomly introduced the treatment?
A) Such a change is likely to have occurred because of maturation. B) We have a convincing illustration that the independent variable was effective. C) Such a change is likely to have occurred because of history. D) We cannot conclude anything.
Negative public reaction to the Court's decision in which case convinced a majority in Congress to pass the Religious Freedom Restoration Act?
a. Reynolds v. United States (1879) b. Employment Division v. Smith (1990) c. City of Boerne v. Flores (1997) d. Gonzales v. O Centro Espirita (2006)
A requirement that voting applicants wishing to vote produce two or more registered voters to vouch for their integrity is known as
a. a good character test. b. literacy test. c. electoral responsiveness. d. voter turnway. e. poll tax
How would you describe the primary system in Texas?
a) It is always a closed primary. b) It is always an open primary. c) It is a cross between an open primary and a closed primary. d) It is a blanket primary. e) None of the above.