A researcher wants to look at birth rates in different parts of the United States. The quickest and easiest way to do this would be to use
A) Case-study methodology.
B) Naturalistic research methodology.
C) Archival research methodology.
D) Longitudinal design methodology.
Answer: C
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Only Texas and ____ split their highest appellate jurisdiction between two courts
a. Oklahoma b. Arkansas c. Louisiana d. Alabama e. Georgia
In terms of "left-right" orientations, the bulk of the voters in the United States are
A. left and tend to be Democratic. B. far-left. C. center-right. D. center-left.
Which of the following entities best fits the description of a policy advocate?
a. the AARP scoring a Medicare reform as harmful to the elderly b. a newspaper editorial arguing for more civility in politics c. a legislator voting to extend unemployment benefits d. a citizen voting for Mitt Romney in the 2012 presidential election
Most proposed ballot measures fail because ______.
A. not enough money is raised by the proponents to raise awareness about it B. the majority of initiatives deal with raising taxes, and people never vote to raise their taxes C. the legislature adopts them before the election is held, therefore eliminating the need for people to vote on them D. the measure's proponents don't gather enough valid signatures to qualify it for the ballot