The creedal passion view recognizes that
A) the self-interest of individuals is usually a complete guide to their actions.
B) economic self-interest may be important but is usually not the only guide to people's actions.
C) organizational self-interest rather than economic self-interest is usually the best guide to people's actions.
D) political preferences can be predicted invariably by knowing an individual's economic or organizational position.
E) self-interest is rarely an important factor in understanding political attitudes and behavior.
B
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A. quarter quarterly. B. daily dime. C. nightly nickel. D. penny press. E. ten-cent chronicle.
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A) socialism. B) altruism. C) social gospel. D) social connectedness. E) communism.
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a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false