Comparative Politics Flashcards

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What is comparative politics primarily concerned with?

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Comparing political systems across countries

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Which method is central to comparative politics?

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Comparative method

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Which of the following is NOT commonly studied in comparative politics?

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Chemistry

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The first step in the comparative method is usually:

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Observation

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Which step involves organizing political systems into categories?

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Classification

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A unit of comparison refers to:

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The subject being compared

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A unit of observation refers to:

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The group or population studied

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Binary comparison means:

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Comparing two cases

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Intersubjective validity refers to:

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Objective judgments based on shared standards

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Which is an example of an objective comparison?

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Switzerland has higher GDP than Portugal