Exam 5: Public Opinion: How Are Americans Voices Measured, and Do They Matter
Exam 1: Introduction: American Political Stories: Claiming Rights, Demanding to Be Heard121 Questions
Exam 2: The Constitution of the United States: a New Vision of Representative Government120 Questions
Exam 3: Federalism: the Changing Boundaries Between the Nation and the States119 Questions
Exam 4: Civil Liberties and Civil Rights: Building and Defending Fences120 Questions
Exam 5: Public Opinion: How Are Americans Voices Measured, and Do They Matter119 Questions
Exam 6: The Media: Truth, Power, and American Democracy120 Questions
Exam 7: Parties, Elections, and Participation: the Insurgents Versus the Establishment119 Questions
Exam 8: Interest Groups and Social Movements: Collective Action, Power, and Representation120 Questions
Exam 9: Congress: Representation, Organization, and Legislation120 Questions
Exam 10: The American Presidency: Individuals, Institutions, and Executive Power120 Questions
Exam 11: The Federal Bureaucracy: Putting the Nations Laws Into Effect120 Questions
Exam 12: The Federal Judiciary: Politics, Power, and the Least Dangerous Branch121 Questions
Exam 13: Public Policy: Promoting the General Welfare and Advancing Americans Interests130 Questions
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Scholars of race and gender in American politics have found evidence to support the notion of ______, in which individuals accept "the belief that their own life chances are inextricably tied to the group as a whole."
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In the weeks following the Michael Brown shooting, protesters were calling for ______.
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Which of the following prevents elected representatives from consistently bending to the will of the voters?
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What two camps do arguments about the meaning of public opinion fall into?
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Which of the following refers to the systematic attempts to make inferences about the opinions of large numbers of individuals by carefully sampling and asking questions to a small, randomly assigned sample of the larger population?
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Survey respondents always respond accurately and honestly based on their beliefs, knowledge, and conscience because the surveys are anonymous.
(True/False)
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Many observers could interpret the events of Ferguson, along with the August 5 shooting of John Crawford and the death of Eric Garner in Staten Island, N.Y., as evidence of ______.
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Random-digit dialing carries which of the following possible errors?
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American public opinion is difficult to understand because individuals ______.
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"Children don't enjoy healthy food" is an example of a stereotype.
(True/False)
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One of the earliest and most influential advocates of the minimalist argument was ______.
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One of the least effective predictors of public opinion is an individual's identification with a political party.
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The strength of individual involvement and preference is defined as ______.
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The degree to which an individual identifies with and supports a particular political party is known as ______.
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Some political scientists have emphasized the possibility of the ______ in which individuals, imperfectly informed, can come up with meaningful assessments of problems and situations.
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One tool in which candidates assemble small groups of individuals for a directed conversation in which they hope to uncover patterns of thinking about issues and individuals is the ______.
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Which of the following is a problem inherent to straw polls?
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