The “Buckley Amendment” requires that:
a) schools allow parents to see their children’s educational records; b) colleges allow students over 18 to see their own educational records; c) schools allow persons over 18 to see their school records; d) schools deny the general public access to student records; e) all of these.
E
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Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. You could say that yesterday’s political press release is today’s politician tweet. 2. The early phases of Obama’s second term and Trump’s first 100 days in office highlighted the adversarial nature of the relationship between the press and the president. 3. The three major branches of government earn high volumes of coverage from the national press, in roughly equal proportions. 4. When members of Congress earn a lot of coverage, it is because they have been working hard on important policy issues.
In his public speaking class, Sam presented an informative speech on hurricanes
He described the origins of hurricanes, how they develop, which areas of the earth are prone to hurricanes, how hurricanes are rated, the damage they do, and what to do when one hits. The speech was dry and the class was bored. From this description, what was Sam's mistake? A) poor topic selection B) lack of appropriate research C) failing to narrow his topic D) incoherent main points
Because mediation relies on agreements developed by all of the parties to the conflict, mediation brings which of the following advantages to other forms of dispute resolution?
A. Mediations are faster than other forms of dispute resolution. B. Solutions are more likely to involve a compromise. C. Solutions are more likely to be creative. D. It costs less than adjudication. E. A mutual stake in the resolution is promoted.
Ecological fallacy is defined as:
a. the assumption that what is true of the collective is true of all the individuals of that collective b. the assumption that what is true of the collective is true of all the individuals of that collective c. the assumption that the self is an in-group-bound, obligatory agent and a harmony seeker