Which statement about the effects of campaign advertising on voter preferences is most accurate?
A)Political advertising has an enormous effect on a voter's perceptions of a candidate.
B)Voters are quick to forget new information conveyed by political advertising.
C)Any new information that counters a voter's existing perception of a candidate is automatically ignored.
D)Voters have relied less and less on advertising as a source of political information.
B
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a. fragmentation/swing model c. political socialization model b. elitist model d. conservative model
Ding to Howard and Donnelly, how can universal human rights vary?
a. Human rights can be appropriately restricted in one-party states. b. The list of human rights is complete and we cannot add anything to it. c. Human rights are the same for every person at every time and they cannot vary. d. Human rights can only vary by era because our understanding of who is accorded rights changes. e. Human rights belong to all men and all women, but there are variations in what specific human rights mean in practice in different societies.
To maintain order, the government has a stake in converting _______ whenever possible
A) ?education into voting behavior B) ?wealth into contributions C) ?unconventional participation into conventional participation D) voting into "buy-in" E) ?foreign policy issues into domestic policy issues
Compare and contrast mixed economies with market economies. Which system strikes you as better for the average citizen?
What will be an ideal response?