Politicians tend to ignore __________
a. those who participate—
b. the wealthy
c. nonvoters
d. business interests
c
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Which of the following is NOT one of the ways in which private bureaucracies differ from public ones?
A. Private bureaucracies have fewer bosses to whom they must report. B. The goods produced by public bureaucracies are generally less tangible and easier to take for granted than those produced by private bureaucracies. C. Unlike private bureaucracies, public bureaucracies do not rely on job specialization. D. Profit-making is not the primary goal of public bureaucracies. E. Public bureaucracies serve the entire American people, while private bureaucracies primarily serve their stockholders.
The U.S. Supreme Court issued many decisions in the areas of civil rights and civil liberties under Chief Justice John Marshall
Indicate whether this statement is true or false.
Which of the following statements about environmental regulations in the United States is NOT true?
a. Environmental protection represents one of the few areas in which the government has taken a limited role in regulating the activities of private actors. b. While 1970s-era environmental regulations produced visible successes, this has not been followed by a continuing national commitment to environmentalism. c. President Obama proposed a system of "cap and trade" energy regulations, which were subsequently adopted by Congress. d. The United States has fewer environmental regulations than other advanced democracies. e. States have tended to act in the absence of federal action on environmental issues as exemplified by several states adopting emissions caps that broadly follow the guidelines of the Kyoto Protocols that has not been adopted by the national government.
Which of the following statements regarding statistical significance is FALSE?
a) The level of statistical significance and Type I error are the same thing. b) Statistical significance is the degree of risk you are willing to take that you will reject a null when it is actually true. c) When your results are found to be statistically significant, you can conclude that they will have a meaningful effect in the clinic. d) The researcher can determine the level of statistical significance.