In the field work context, archival research would involve

A) Direct observation of participants in natural settings.
B) Looking at records made in natural settings.
C) Searching out previous research in libraries.
D) Talking to participants about the past.


Answer: B

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Subsequently, the magazine receives 1,500 letters commenting on the article, with nearly two-thirds of the letters favoring tougher restrictions on smoking in public. Would this be an accurate reflection of public opinion on this issue? a. Yes, because the magazine has a national circulation and the sample size is sufficiently large b. Not likely, because the sample is not random and probably not an accurate reflection of public opinion on the issue c. Not likely, because the sample size is too small d. Not likely, because a poll is only a snapshot of what people think at the time a poll is taken e. Not likely, because the sample size is too large

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Those states that have passed shield laws did so in order to do which of the following?

A) to ensure due process for defendants in criminal cases B) to protect the confidentiality of reporters' sources C) to provide protection for those authorities that obtained search warrants under the good faith doctrine D) to exempt states from being sued by citizens of other states E) to provide unbiased reporting

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What is lobbying?

a. communication as a representative of a group with government officials to persuade them to support a particular policy b. conducting surveys to gauge public opinion on a policy issue c. convincing potential members to join an interest group by offering them material benefits. d. fundraising for political candidates and educating the public about the activities of government

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The text suggests which of these governmental officials like to avoid public attention, much like cockroaches?

A. legislators B. judges C. bureaucrats D. prime ministers

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