Understanding how people perceive reality is important to understanding world politics because
a. all people ascribe their own meaning to "objective" facts.
b. all people make assumptions about the world that lead to actions.
c. simplification of the world through a "mental map" is inevitable and necessary.
d. the images people make to understand the world inevitably simplify reality by exaggerating some features and ignoring others.
e. All of the above are true.
D
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