You are a campaign manager for a challenger to a House seat. How important would candidate appeal be, and how would you build it for your candidate?
Answer:
An ideal response will:
1. Define candidate appeal as the strengths and weaknesses of the candidates and their backgrounds, experience, and visibility.
2. Highlight and discuss ways that candidate appeal can be increased in a positive direction, such as increasing visibility.
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Chain-referral sampling involves
a. finding an initial participant or a few participants who then lead to other participants who lead to still more participants. b. finding groups of experts who have a skill to be studied by a researcher. c. setting up a long-term research project that relies on identifying a set of participants who are willing to be observed on multiple occasions. d. using a series of representative samples to insure maximum generalizability.
Which of the following is true?
A. Busing was found to improve student's racial attitudes and minority students' performance on standardized tests. B. Public schools are more racially segregated now than they were at the beginning of forced busing programs. C. The Supreme Court prohibited forced busing across school district lines in cases where those lines were not drawn deliberately to keep races apart. D. White flight to suburban schools has made it more difficult to desegregate urban schools. E. All of these answers are correct.