A Common Criticism of the National Interest as a Guide

question 61

Multiple Choice

A common criticism of the national interest as a guide for foreign policy is that

• A) it is too concerned with the common good.
• B) it makes states too cautious about engaging in war.
• C) there is no objective national interest.
• D) it is hard to get people to support something that is in the national interest.

Comprehend the concepts of effect size, its interpretation, and importance.

Understand the assumption of homogeneity of variance.

Distinguish between the null hypothesis and the research hypothesis in the context of the t test for independent samples.

Familiarize with the statistical software output for t-tests and its components.

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