The theory that it does not make economic sense for someone to participate in collective action when they can receive a benefit without participating is known as
A. elite theory.
B. a purposive incentive.
C. pluralist theory.
D. a solidary incentive.
E. rational choice theory.
Answer: E
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A) all of the critical variables should have been identified by consulting published studies. B) of the requirements to keep researchers blind as to condition. C) of the requirements to keep participants blind as to condition. D) random assignment within sets can control for unidentified confounding variables.
__________ theory would likely predict that democracy might follow a nation once it becomes wealthy
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