Strongly Polarized Attitudes Toward a Policy, Such as Limitations on Handgun

Multiple Choice

Strongly polarized attitudes toward a policy, such as limitations on handgun ownership, will result in people who

A) are able to find common ground with each other to draw reasoned conclusions from an evaluation of the policy.
B) are eager for the evaluation findings.
C) trust the evaluator seeking to remain neutral on the issue.
D) are likely to select those findings of the evaluation that support their views and reject opposing ideas.