Comparative World Government Terms

3. Reasoning, an approach that starts from a hypothesis to generate evidence about the cause and effect of cases.
5. an association about certain factors or variables.
6. Theory, the study of how people learn strategies in several circumstances.
11. Bias, bias that selective social groups or individuals introduces.
12. method that is usually deductive. Usually involves an array of cases of area specialization, use of statistical analysis, or mathematical models.
15. Theory, theory that stated societies would evolve into capitalist democracies, closing on the shared characteristics and values. Can also be a set of hypotheses of how nations are able to develop.
16. methods that are usually inductive that focus on investigations of a few cases (or just one) drawn from a scholar’s expertise.
17. Politics, it is the study, and the comparison of local policies of countries.

1. the word that describes the struggle between any social group for power. This power enables them to establish decisions for larger groups.
2. Method, a method to compare different cases and create conclusions.
4. an organization or activity that exist (self-perpetuate) for their sake.
7. the issue about distinguishing the cause and effects.
8. the ability to influence or impose their will over others’.
9. Choice, the study of rules of how politics is played and how individuals act on their preferences for voting representatives or supporting/choosing a political party.
10. an individual’s ability to act on their own will without any fear of punishment or restriction by the government or social groups.
13. Reasoning, an approach the starts with evidence to undercover a hypothesis.
14. Revolution, a shift from the descriptive research about politics toward individual political behavior.
18. refers to the standard living that is shared by groups within a society or community.