When British Prime Minister Chamberlain signed the nonaggression pact with Hitler in Munich in 1938, he did not want to see the clear signs of Hitler's aggression and chose to appease him instead
Some scholars argue this was due to Chamberlain's not wanting to lead Britain into a major war. If true, this would best illustrate __________.
A) justification of effort
B) information screens
C) cognitive bias
D) affective bias
Answer: B
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a. they have to worry that respondents do not represent the population in general. b. there are newly established methods to guarantee the validity of the data. c. they can expect approximately equal participation by people at all socioeconomic levels. d. they have to question the validity of the data because teenagers access the internet more than adults do.
Of the following presidents, who was considered to be the most interested and knowledgeable about economic policy?
a. Jimmy Carter c. H.W. Bush b. Ronald Reagan d. Bill Clinton