How Do Multiparty Systems Avoid Cabinet Instability

question 54

Multiple Choice

How do multiparty systems avoid cabinet instability?

• A)They construct stable coalitions that govern effectively.
• B)They create uniformity under the regime of a single elected party.
• C)They establish a single party platform around which the legislature clusters.
• D)Elected parties exert full control over the cabinet.

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Definitions:

Measurement Error

The difference between the measured value of a quantity and its true value, often resulting from limitations in the measurement process.

Reliability

Reliability refers to the consistency of a measure or test to produce the same results under the same conditions over time.

Item Response Theory

An extension of classical test theory that allows for more detailed analyses of individual test items. Tools such as the item characteristic curve allow in-depth examination of an item’s discrimination and difficulty.

Classical Test Theory

Classical Test Theory is a framework used in psychological testing and assessment that evaluates the reliability and validity of test scores based on the analysis of test score properties.