In an Interpersonal Attraction Experiment, Students Listened to Taped Interviews

question 28

Multiple Choice

In an interpersonal attraction experiment, students listened to taped interviews of "College Quiz Bowl" candidates.The candidate who proved to be MOST attractive was the one who showed

• A)average competence and was not clumsy.
• B)average competence and was clumsy.
• C)superior competence and was not clumsy.
• D)superior competence and was clumsy.

Comprehend the evolution and limitations of Congress's role in foreign policy.

Recognize the significance and implications of executive agreements in foreign policy.

Identify the constitutional powers possessed by Congress in the sphere of foreign policy.

Understand the concepts of diplomacy, the National Security Council, and the declaration of war.

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