______ is the idealized voting behavior, but ______ more realistically reflects how policy considerations influence voters' decisions.

Political psychology can be broadly defined as _____.

A. one's concrete set of political likes and dislikes B. the psychological factors influencing political activism C. propensities within an individual to respond in certain ways to political stimuli D. a tendency toward interpersonal involvement

The U.S. policy of containment was aimed at keeping the Soviet Union from expanding its sphere of control

Indicate whether this statement is true or false.