What do parties aim to do when recruiting political leaders?
a. persuade potential leaders to restrain their individial ambitions so that the party can achieve its collective purposes
b. encourage potential leaders to attain their individual ambitions and consider a party's collective purposes as secondary
c. advocate for a small number of issues that individual leaders care about, even if it reduces the chance the party wins elections
d. limit the involvement of ordinary people in the political process
e. all of these
a
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Each election year, around ________ of Texas House races face no opposition in the general election.
A. one-third B. two-thirds C. a quarter D. half
_____________ are also known as collective benefits
Fill in the blank with correct word
Why is it standard across the world that people possessing greater education, money, and ideological convictions take the leading roles in politics?
A) Better-educated people show greater interest in political fundraising, in addition to showing greater political efficacy, and tend to feel that what they do has at least some political impact. B) Better-educated people, despite showing less political competence, show greater political efficacy and are less concerned with whether what they do has a political impact. C) Better-educated people show greater political competence and they feel that what they do has at least some political impact. D) Better-educated people can afford to be uninvested in politics, and therefore show less political efficacy while maintaining the sense that they feel that politicians work directly for them.
The correlation between self-esteem and shyness is
a. positive b. negative c. zero d. multiple e. perfect