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- Title: Poli Sci Oct. eight
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- School: Wisconsin Milwaukee
- Course: PHI 203-002
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affecting Factors voter turnout: Cultural norms Partisan loyalty Legal considerations how easy it is to vote Characteristics of election -closeness of race -major election issue (war, economy, scandal, etc) -charismatic (or lack of) personality Electoral Systems Single-member districts -One person elected from each district Proportional representation (PR) -Multiple people get elected from larger districts -Votes are generally cast for parties, not people -Number of seats from party depends on percentage vote of received -Must get a minimum percentage to qualify for a seat -Example of PR: 10 member districts with 3 parties: A,B, and C -Party A-60%, B-20%, and C-20% -Party A gets 6 seats, B and C get 2 seats Difference between the two systems -PR favors smaller parties and more parties -Single-member leads to more moderate political parties -PR associated with higher voter turnout -Single-member generally more stable -PR leads to a consensual democracy -Single member leads to adversarial democracy
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1Path: Berkeley >> BIOLOGY >> 1A Summer, 2007
Description: BIOLOGY 1A Professor Baxter Lecture 01 / Monday, 06/26/06 Page 1 of 10 Copyright 2006 by Professor Baxter. BLACK LIGHTNING LECTURE NOTES is the only authorized lecture notes service at the University of California, Berkeley. BLACK LIGHTNING ANNOUNCE...
2Path: Berkeley >> BIOLOGY >> 1A Summer, 2007
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29Path: Berkeley >> BIOLOGY >> 1A Summer, 2007
Description: BIOLOGY 1A online ANNOUNCEMENTS You should get back lecture exam 2 in discussion. The exam was graded incorrectly for one of the short answer questions. I want you to write this down so you do not come to me later and tell me that it is wrong: it is...
25Path: Berkeley >> BIOLOGY >> 1A Summer, 2007
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16Path: Berkeley >> BIOLOGY >> 1A Summer, 2007
Description: BIOLOGY 1A online LECTURE Viruses. Last time I just gave an introduction to viruses. To review a little bit, I mentioned that viruses are acellular; they do not consist of cells. Basically, the simplest virus consists of a genome and a capsid (prote...
chem120a_ps5_sp07Path: Berkeley >> CHEM >> 120A Spring, 2007
Description: Chem 120A Problem Set 5 Out: Sat. March 17, 2007; Due: Fri. March 23, 2007 1. Consider a particle trapped in a symmetric double well potential under conditions that only the lowest two levels are accessible. In a left/right eigenbasis, the Hamilto...
30Path: Berkeley >> BIOLOGY >> 1A Summer, 2007
Description: BIOLOGY 1A online ANNOUNCEMENTS As I said on Monday, you are responsible for all the information that was in the power points that were posted. You are responsible for today\'s lecture, whether I finish or not. The final is already written and it is ...
27Path: Berkeley >> BIOLOGY >> 1A Summer, 2007
Description: BIOLOGY 1A online LECTURE Did anyone think about what would happen if you were to hold ventilation constant and increase metabolic rate? I am going to hold ventilation constant, metabolic rate is going to rise, so the partial pressure of carbon diox...
28Path: Berkeley >> BIOLOGY >> 1A Summer, 2007
Description: BIOLOGY 1A Professor Gilson Lecture 28 / Monday, 8/14/06 Page 1 of 12 Copyright 2006 by Professor Gilson. BLACK LIGHTNING LECTURE NOTES is the only authorized lecture notes service at the University of California, Berkeley. CLASS ANNOUNCEMENTS You h...
26Path: Berkeley >> BIOLOGY >> 1A Summer, 2007
Description: BIOLOGY 1A online LECTURE Circulation. We were looking at the cardiovascular system. We had just started talking about blood pressure. Mean Arterial Pressure. Remember that we were saying that arterioles, which led into capillary networks throughout...
22Path: Berkeley >> BIOLOGY >> 1A Summer, 2007
Description: BIOLOGY 1A Professor Gilson Lecture 22 / Wednesday, 8/02/06 Page 1 of 12 Copyright 2006 by Professor Gilson. B LACK LIGHTNING LECTURE NOTES is the only authorized lecture notes service at the University of California, Berkeley. CLASS ANNOUNCEMENTS M...
23Path: Berkeley >> BIOLOGY >> 1A Summer, 2007
Description: BIOLOGY 1A online LECTURE We are going to look at photoreceptors, vision, and the cochlea. Hearing was actually in the notes that were posted, so pay attention to what we look at and what we do not, so you know what you are responsible for. This por...
21Path: Berkeley >> BIOLOGY >> 1A Summer, 2007
Description: BIOLOGY 1A online LECTURE Metabolic Rate. Since I did not finish the lecture from yesterday, I hope this does not get me behind all along. But I am going to go back and still say a few things about metabolic rate. You all know that animals are heter...
20Path: Berkeley >> BIOLOGY >> 1A Summer, 2007
Description: BIOLOGY 1A Professor Gilson Lecture 20 / Monday, 7/31/06 Page 1 of 12 Copyright 2006 by Professor Gilson. BLACK LIGHTNING LECTURE NOTES is the only authorized lecture notes service at the University of California, Berkeley. CLASS ANNOUNCEMENTS My na...
18Path: Berkeley >> BIOLOGY >> 1A Summer, 2007
Description: BIOLOGY 1A Professor Baxter Lecture 18 / Wednesday, 7/26/06 Page 1 of 8 Copyright 2006 by Professor Baxter. BLACK LIGHTNING LECTURE NOTES is the only authorized lecture notes service at the University of California, Berkeley. LECTURE Recombinant DNA...
17Path: Berkeley >> BIOLOGY >> 1A Summer, 2007
Description: BIOLOGY 1A online ANNOUNCEMENTS As a reminder, a lab exam will be held during lecture time this Thursday, July 27th. Those who are not enrolled in lab need not attend this lecture. LECTURE Operons. We left off yesterday talking about control of gene...
13Path: Berkeley >> BIOLOGY >> 1A Summer, 2007
Description: BIOLOGY 1A online LECTURE Epistasis. Let\'s continue with extensions to Mendelian genetics that I discussed on Thursday before we were rudely interrupted by an exam. What I last talked about as an introduction to polygenic inheritance. Most of our ch...
15Path: Berkeley >> BIOLOGY >> 1A Summer, 2007
Description: BIOLOGY 1A Professor Baxter Lecture 15 / Thursday, 7/20/06 Page 1 of 11 Copyright 2006 by Professor Baxter. BLACK LIGHTNING LECTURE NOTES is the only authorized lecture notes service at the University of California, Berkeley. ANNOUNCEMENTS Just an a...
14Path: Berkeley >> BIOLOGY >> 1A Summer, 2007
Description: BIOLOGY 1A Professor Baxter Lecture 14 / Wednesday, 7/19/06 Page 1 of 11 Copyright 2006 by Professor Baxter. BLACK LIGHTNING LECTURE NOTES is the only authorized lecture notes service at the University of California, Berkeley. LECTURE DNA Structure ...
10Path: Berkeley >> BIOLOGY >> 1A Summer, 2007
Description: BIOLOGY 1A Professor Baxter Lecture 10 / Wednesday, 7/12/06 Page 1 of 10 Copyright 2006 by Professor Baxter. BLACK LIGHTNING LECTURE NOTES is the only authorized lecture notes service at the University of California, Berkeley. ANNOUNCEMENTS There ar...