What are the two distinguishing characteristics of political socialization?
A. Political socialization occurs primarily among educated populations, and it is most heavily developed during adulthood.
B. Political socialization is cumulative, and it is most heavily developed during childhood.
C. Political socialization is transitory, and it is most heavily developed during young adulthood.
D. Schools are the most influential agent of political socialization, and political socialization is strongest during childhood.
E. Family is the strongest agent of political socialization, and political socialization is strongest during high school and college.
Answer: B
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