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LSU POLI 2051 Exam 2 Questions and Answers
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LSU POLI 2051: Exam 2 Questions andAnswers
public iiopinion ii- iiAnswers ii-The iicollected iiattitudes iiof iicitizens iion iia iigiven iiissue iior
iiquestion.
political iisocialization ii- iiAnswers ii-A iicomplex iiprocess iithrough iiwhich iiindividuals
iibecome iiaware iiof iipolitics, iilearn iipolitical iifacts, iiand iiform iipolitical iivalues.
generational iieffects ii- iiAnswers ii-Specific iiage iigroup iiuniquely iiaffected iiby iia iiset iiof
iihistorical iievents.
EX: iiVietnam, iiGreat iiDepression
life iicycle iieffects ii- iiAnswers ii-Political iiviews iiare iiinfluenced iiby iimaturation ii(views
iithat iichange iias iiwe iiget iiolder); iias iiwe're iiyoung iiwe're iimore iiliberal iiand iias iiwe iiget
iiolder iiwe iimature iiand iibecome iimore iiconservative.
period iieffects ii- iiAnswers ii-Historical iievents iiaffect iiopinions ii(end iiof iicold iiwar iicaused
iieveryone iito iiwant iito iispend iiless iion iidefense).
the iistatistical iitheory iiof iisampling ii- iiAnswers ii-A iisample iiof iiindividuals iiselected iiby
iichance iifrom iiany iipopulation iiis iirepresentative iiof iithat iipopulation.
push iipolls ii- iiAnswers ii-Poses iias iia iisurvey iidesigned iito iiimplant iinegative iiinformation
iiabout iian iiopponent iiin iivoters' iiminds.
exit iipolls ii- iiAnswers ii-Polling iiafter iiindividuals iivote iiin iian iielection iipoll.
likely iivoters ii- iiAnswers ii-Age iieligible iivoters iionly iishow iifor iiabout ii50%.
bandwagon ii- iiAnswers ii-A iipoll iishowing iia iiparticular iicandidate iimoving iiup iior iisurging
iiahead iiand iiyou iivote iifor iihim iibecause iiyou iisee iithat.
undergo iieffect ii- iiAnswers ii-You iivote iifor iisomeone iiwho iiseems iilike iithey iidon't iihave
iia iichance.
liberal ii- iiAnswers ii-Favoring iireform, iiopen iito iinew iiideas, iiand iitolerant iiof iithe iiideas
iiand iibehavior iiof iiothers; iinot iibound iiby iitraditional iithinking; iibroad-minded.
conservative ii- iiAnswers ii-Favoring iitraditional iiviews iiand iivalues; iitending iito iioppose
iichange.
, populist ii- iiAnswers ii-A iisupporter iiof iithe iirights iiand iipower iiof iithe iipeople.
libertarian ii- iiAnswers ii-One iiwho iiadvocates iimaximizing iiindividual iirights iiand
iiminimizing iithe iirole iiof iithe iistate.
sampling iierror ii- iiAnswers ii-A iimeasuring iiof iithe iiaccuracy iiof iia iipublic iiopinion iipoll;
iimainly iia iifunction iiof iisample iisize iiand iiusually iiexpressed iiin iipercentage iiterms.
agents iiof iisocialization ii- iiAnswers ii-Those iiagents, iisuch iias iifamily iiand iithe iimedia,
iihave iisignificant iiimpact iion iicitizens' iipolitical iisocialization.
so-called iireligious iiright ii- iiAnswers ii-Consists iimostly iiof iiwhite, iievangelical
iiProtestants
political iiparticipation ii- iiAnswers ii-Involvement iiin iiactivities iiintended iito iiinfluence
iipublic iipolicy iiand iileadership, iisuch iias iivoting, iijoining iipolitical iigroups, iicontacting
iielected iiofficials, iidemonstrating iifor iipolitical iicauses, iiand iigiving iimoney iito iipolitical
iicandidates.
conventional ii- iiAnswers ii-Relatively iiroutine, iinon-threatening iibehavior iithat iiuses iithe
iichannels iiof iirepresentative iigovernment.
unconventional ii- iiAnswers ii-Relatively iiuncommon iibehavior iithat iichallenges iior iidefies
iigovernment iichannels
voting ii- iiAnswers ii-The iimost iicommon iiand iimost iistudied iiform iiof iiparticipation.
voting iirights iiact ii(1965) ii- iiAnswers ii-Ended iiliteracy iitests.
15th iiamendment ii- iiAnswers ii-Black iimen iican iivote.
19th iiamendment ii- iiAnswers ii-Women iican iivote.
26th iiamendment ii- iiAnswers ii-18 iiyears iiold iiand iiup iican iivote.
nomination ii- iiAnswers ii-Long iidemocratic iiprocess iito iilearn iiabout iithe iicandidates iior
iiquick iiselection iito iiconcentrate iion iithe iigeneral iielection
primaries ii- iiAnswers ii-Actual iielections; iipreliminary iiproccess iito iidetermine iiparty's
iifinal iicandidate iifor iithe iigeneral iielection.
proportional ii- iiAnswers ii-Percentages; iistate's iielectoral iicollege iivotes iiare iidistributed
iibased iion iiproportion iiof iithe iivote iitheir iiparty iireceived.
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