Consider the Following Hypothesis: Members of the Congress Who Belong

question 71

Multiple Choice

Consider the following hypothesis: Members of the Congress who belong to the same political party as the president are more likely to vote for legislation supported by the president than congressional members who belong to a different party. The unit of analysis implied by this hypothesis is

• A) Congress.
• B) legislative vote.
• C) the political party.
• D) the individual member of Congress.

Acknowledge the commonality of secure attachment across cultures and its significance.

Understand the concept and historical development of social movements in Canada and globally.

Analyze the role of new social movements and their goals, such as increased political participation, social consciousness, and the promotion of universal citizenship.

Identify the strategies used by social movements to mobilize support and effect social or political change.

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