GROUP DIFFERENCES IN POLITICAL OPINIONS
What will be an ideal response?
Race, ethnicity, gender, and geographical location can all shape a person's political opinions.
A significant gender gap exists in both voting behavior and party preference.
Women more likely than men to support social programs, oppose policies involving force or aggression, and vote Democratic
Attitudes may stem from early differences in socialization
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a. Develop solutions in context. b. Identify all populations affected by a problem. c. Support empirical data. d. Identify which geographical areas need change.
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A) Dalton's problem. B) Galway's problem. C) Gastad's problem. D) Galton's problem.
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false.