The "Silent Majority" Represents a Condition in Which

Multiple Choice

The "silent majority" represents a condition in which:

A) A vocal minority really is a solid majority.
B) The winning side on an issue remains silent in order to mislead public opinion pollsters.
C) Individuals think their opinion conflicts with those of most other people.
D) Media coverage portrays the majority view, thereby making public expression unnecessary.
E) None of the above occurs.