A Basic Assumption of All Scaling Is That

question 34

Multiple Choice

A basic assumption of all scaling is that

• A) traits and states can be quantified and measured.
• B) traits and states can best be understood by those who experience them.
• C) traits and states are only measurable in human beings.
• D) measures developed in one culture have no meaning in other cultures.

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Definitions:

Proportional Representation

A voting system where the allocation of seats to parties is directly proportional to the amount of votes they receive.

Majoritarianism

A traditional political theory or practice that asserts that a majority of the population is entitled to a certain degree of primacy in society, and has the right to make decisions that affect the society.

Party Alignment

The association and support of an individual with a particular political party based on shared ideologies or policies.

Long-Term Allegiance

A prolonged loyalty or commitment to a particular group, party, or cause.