The Major Flaw in Locke's Notion of Participation in the Social

question 5

Multiple Choice

The major flaw in Locke's notion of participation in the social contract is that:

• A) the law has never recognized such a thing as tacit consent.
• B) he assumes people are free to leave when they are dissatisfied with the laws of a state.
• C) he assumes a capitalist form of government.
• D) he does not define "state."
• E) None of the above

Understand the implications of the obtained value and the critical value in decision-making.

Grasp the concept of significance level and how it impacts hypothesis testing outcomes.

Identify the appropriate test to compare means from related and unrelated groups.

Understand the importance of sample size in statistical testing and its relationship with degrees of freedom.

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