How ethical is covert participation? Explain when, if ever, you think covert participation might be ethical.
What will be an ideal response?
Identity of the researcher, disclosure, impediments in group action, studies on unusual religious practices, institutional malpractices.
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From 1990 through 2008, the Texas economy has generally
A) underperformed relative to the national economy. B) outpaced the overall national economy. C) seen dramatic periods of fluctuation, going from boom to bust and back again. D) been based on the exploration of outer space through NASA and the Johnson Manned Space Center in Houston. E) matched the performance of the national economy.
When an interest group mobilizes public opinion to exert influence on government action, this is referred to as ___________
A) ?moral suasion B) ?invasive lobbying C) ?grassroots lobbying D) ?intergovernmental lobbying E) ?bribery
Public policy is defined as a
A) policy directed at more than one person. B) course of action to solve a problem. C) set of rules and regulations issued by a government agency. D) course of action by a political party. E) choice that government makes in response to an issue.
A growing public backlash against televised incivility has led to a decrease in "drama" between pundits on political television programs
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.