Coalitions Sometimes Present Problems for Groups Because

question 60

Multiple Choice

Coalitions sometimes present problems for groups because

• A) groups may agree on general goals but disagree on specifics.
• B) group leaders almost never want to share power with others.
• C) the different agendas of various groups often create a confused message on the issue that groups are working on together.
• D) research shows that Republicans in Congress will not support an issue-even one backed by conservative groups-if it is supported by a liberal group as well.

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Definitions:

Research Hypothesis

A specific, testable prediction about the expected outcome of a study, based on theoretical knowledge or previous research.

Null Hypothesis

A hypothesis that suggests there is no effect or no difference, and any observed effect is the result of sampling error.

Directly Tested

Refers to a method where the specific skills or knowledge are evaluated through direct assessments or examinations.

Generalizability

The extent to which findings from a study can be applied to larger populations or different contexts.