In what circumstance would the media be performing the role of public watchdog?
A. The media educate the public on controversial issues.
B. The media educate the public on how to use government services.
C. The media report government officials who block presidential policy.
D. The media warn the public of illegal or unethical government actions.
Answer: D
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A. demographics B. education levels of Anglos C. voting patterns of Anglos D. voting patterns of African Americans
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A) Participants often feel a subtle coercion to consent to an evaluation because they are receiving services through the program. B) Most of the people served by such programs would not be legally able to give consent. C) In general, the program evaluator could not give the participants sufficient information for informed consent without jeopardizing the validity of the evaluation. D) All of the above
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What is the difference between a pocket veto and a regular/typical veto?
What will be an ideal response?