How Is International Law Different from Other Forms of International

question 15

Multiple Choice

How is international law different from other forms of international institutions?

• A)It is a set of explicit rules that regulate behavior.
• B)It is more likely to be followed than an international organization.
• C)It is more likely to have the backing of an international hegemon.
• D)It cannot be ignored by states like other international institutions.
• E)It is often self-enforcing.

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Definitions:

Critical Value

The boundary value from a statistical distribution where, if the observed test statistic is beyond this point, the null hypothesis is rejected.

Null Hypothesis

A default statement suggesting that there is no statistical significance between the specified datasets, or no effect of a certain variable.

T-statistic

A type of statistic used in hypothesis testing, calculated as the difference between an observed sample mean and a hypothesized population mean, divided by the standard error of the mean.

Level of Significance

The level of significance is a threshold set by the researcher to determine the cutoff at which the null hypothesis can be rejected, commonly represented by alpha (α).