A) elites.
B) masses.
C) politicos.
D) partisans.
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A) focus group
B) political survey
C) self-selected opinion poll
D) random sampling
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A) self-selected listener opinion polling
B) straw polls
C) exit polls
D) random-digit dialing
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A) census taking.
B) indirect communication.
C) constituent polling.
D) direct communication.
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A) the sequencing of questions can influence answers.
B) the construction of question types influences survey outcome.
C) some questions are easier to understand than others.
D) more salient questions should be placed at the end of the survey.
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A) direction.
B) intensity.
C) stability.
D) salience.
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A) critical mass
B) small number
C) isolated few
D) rising number
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A) collective system of individual and aggregate beliefs.
B) systems theory of organizational political information.
C) paradox of individual capabilities and systems capability.
D) individual theory of political beliefs and attitudes.
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A) Americans lack any relevant amount of political information.
B) not all Americans have the same amount of political information.
C) all Americans have equal access to and knowledge of political information.
D) political information contains no value and is irrelevant to the political process.
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A) "Hands up, don't shoot."
B) "Black lives matter."
C) "All lives matter."
D) "Police brutality."
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A) direction.
B) intensity.
C) stability.
D) salience.
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A) highly equitable.
B) unequally distributed.
C) solely in the hands of the elite.
D) significantly inaccurate and biased.
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A) young citizens tend to be underinvolved in politics, while older citizens tend to be highly involved.
B) most citizens are highly involved in political activities.
C) American citizens are no more or less involved in politics than citizens of other countries.
D) the average citizen is very much less involved in politics than is imagined.
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A) Black Lives Matter
B) MoveOnDotOrg
C) Carry That Weight
D) The Peterson Project
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A) administration.
B) construction.
C) sampling.
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A) the value of public opinion in governmental decisions.
B) whether public opinion actually exists.
C) the validity of public opinion in political races.
D) how to accurately measure public opinion among young adults.
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A) civic knowledge had a high degree of correlation to successful political efficacy.
B) knowledge of American government had no impact on the behavior of political candidates.
C) political knowledge was consistently high among all groups involved in the survey.
D) a significant percentage of Americans were unable to answer basic questions about American government.
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