Which of the following is the most plausible explanation for why people are more likely to vote if an election is closely contested?
a. If people believe that their vote counts, as is the case when an election is closely contested, they are more likely to turn out to vote.
b. The influence of peers on the voting behavior of homogeneous communities tends to be stronger than that of school and family, when an election is closely contested.
c. The influence of peers on the voting behavior of heterogeneous communities tends to be stronger than that of school and family, when an election is closely contested.
d. Communities with high voter turnout are less likely to respond to stimuli, such as a closely contested election, than other communities, whether homogeneous or heterogeneous.
a
You might also like to view...
The Constitution gives __________ the power to borrow, coin, and print money
a. Congress b. the Treasury Department c. the Federal Reserve Board d. the president
The evaluative criterion of ______ is concerned with the perceived fairness of the policy-making process or its outcomes.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).