Explain the process by which legislation is drafted and becomes law. What role do different groups, formal and informal, inside Congress and out, play in the process? Why is the procedure so complicated? What are the drawbacks and advantages of this procedure? Should the legislative process be streamlined?
What will be an ideal response?
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A) holding the variable constant. B) allowing the dependent variable to vary. C) putting the same number of participants in each cell. D) reverse matching.
Which of these is a major problem associated with nuclear power?
a. It is a very dirty energy, throwing hydrocarbons into the air, and there is a potential that a "meltdown" would release radioactivity into the air. b. There is a potential that a "meltdown" would release radioactivity into the air, and sources of nuclear fuel are, for the most part, only available in other nations. c. Sources of nuclear fuel are, for the most part, only available in other nations, and disposing of the radioactive waste by-products is difficult politically. d. It is a very dirty energy, throwing hydrocarbons into the air, and sources of nuclear fuel are, for the most part, only available in other nations. e. There is a potential that a "meltdown" would release radioactivity into the air, and disposing of the radioactive waste by-products is difficult politically.
What three ethical issues should be considered in administering surveys?
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Why do liberals believe that international institutions can help reinforce the idea, in some countries, that their national interests involve trade and good relations with other democratic countries?
a. because states will otherwise have little choice in defining their interests, given the anarchic nature of the international system b. because they can help build trust among countries, and help them escape or avoid a “prisoner’s dilemma” situation c. because international institutions such as the United Nations ensure that countries will not have to worry about survival first d. because every region of the world would otherwise resemble a Hobbesian state of nature without international institutions