How was the 1973 Supreme Court ruling that states could not arbitrarily restrict a woman's right to an abortion connected to the phenomenon of single-issue groups? The ruling __________
A) catalyzed Jews, Muslim fundamentalists, and others to form the "pro-life" movement, which
in turn, spurred the formation of "pro-choice" groups
B) catalyzed Roman Catholics, Protestant fundamentalists, and others to form the "pro-life"
movement, which in turn, spurred the formation of "pro-choice" groups
C) failed to catalyze Roman Catholics, Protestant fundamentalists, and others to form a "prolife"
movement, but the formation of "pro-choice" groups was spurred
D) catalyzed Roman Catholics, Protestant fundamentalists, and others to form the "pro-life"
movement, which in turn, yet no "pro-choice" groups formed in reaction
B
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Since differential research is structurally similar to experimental research,
A) Neither type of research can be used to imply causality. B) Both types of research constitute low-constraint research. C) Both types of research can be used to imply causality. D) The data can be analyzed using essentially the same statistical procedures.
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
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