If leaders try to “broaden” their dictatorship by institutionalizing it (with a legislature, elections, political parties, and so on), does it follow that their regime will be more stable?
A. Yes; institutionalization always helps the stability and survival of dictatorships.
B. No, not necessarily; it will depend on the strength of the opposition (institutionalization will help stabilize a regime when the opposition is weak, but will destabilize it if the opposition is strong).
B. No, not necessarily; it will depend on the strength of the opposition (institutionalization will help stabilize a regime when the opposition is weak, but will destabilize it if the opposition is strong).
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A) Does not manipulate independent variables. B) Does not care about dependent variables. C) Manipulates independent variables. D) Manipulates dependent variables.
Causality can be inferred from
A) Experimental research. B) Differential research. C) Correlational research. D) Naturalistic research.