The Primary Difference Between Systemic and State Level Theories Is

question 2

Multiple Choice

The primary difference between systemic and state level theories is that the former

• A) assumes that countries differ from one country and that they change over time.
• B) asks the question: What explains foreign policies?
• C) provides answers that are presumably valid regardless of the country.
• D) does not offer a general theory of all international politics.

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Theoretical Probability

The probability of an event computed based on known possible outcomes, assuming each outcome is equally likely.

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An individual's subjective measure of the likelihood that an event will happen.

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