An approach whose premise is that how the voter responds depends less on static factors, such as social class, than on dynamic factors of issues and politics, is
A) the psychological approach.
B) the sociological approach.
C) the occupational approach.
D) the constitutional approach.
E) the representational approach.
A
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The major difference between the control groups of the pretest-posttest, natural control group design and the randomized, posttest-only, control-group design is that
A) in the latter, participants are randomly assigned to groups. B) in the former, the people in the control group are aware of the research hypothesis. C) in the latter, participants are only assigned randomly to the experimental group, but not the control group. D) there is no real difference between the two designs.
The U.S. Senate rules allow a member to declare a __________ to block legislation, which can be ended only with a vote of "cloture" (closure) by three-fifths of the Senate
A) debate B) filibuster C) bind D) tie-up