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POLI 2051 Christopher Kenny LSU Test 2 Exam Q&A 100% Solved | Rated A+ core beliefs - the most fundamental beliefs in a national population about human nature, the country, government, and the economy. political attitudes - individuals' views and preferences about public policies, political parties, candidates, government institutions, and public officials. public opinion - the aggregated political attitudes of ordinary people as revealed by surveys sample survey - an interview study asking questions of a set of people who are chosen as representative of the whole population random sampling - the selection of survey respondents by chance, with equal probability of being selected, to ensure their representativeness of the whole population sampling error - statistical uncertainty in estimates associated with the fact that surveys do not interview every individual in a population of interest

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POLI 2051 Christopher Kenny LSU Test 2

Exam Q&A 100% Solved | Rated A+


core beliefs - ✔✔the most fundamental beliefs in a national population

about human nature, the country, government, and the economy.

political attitudes - ✔✔individuals' views and preferences about public

policies, political parties, candidates, government institutions, and public

officials.

public opinion - ✔✔the aggregated political attitudes of ordinary people as

revealed by surveys

sample survey - ✔✔an interview study asking questions of a set of people

who are chosen as representative of the whole population

random sampling - ✔✔the selection of survey respondents by chance, with

equal probability of being selected, to ensure their representativeness of

the whole population

sampling error - ✔✔statistical uncertainty in estimates associated with the

fact that surveys do not interview every individual in a population of interest



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,political socialization - ✔✔the process by which individuals come to have

certain core beliefs and political attitudes

agents of socialization - ✔✔those institutions and individuals that shape the

core beliefs and attitudes as people, such as families and schools

political ideology - ✔✔a system of interrelated and coherently organized

political beliefs and attitudes

collective public opinion - ✔✔the political attitudes of the public as a whole,

expressed as averages, percentages, or other summaries of many

individuals' opinions

rational public - ✔✔the notion that collective public opinion is rational in the

sense that it is generally stable and consistent and that when it changes it

does so as an understandable response to events, to changing

circumstances, and to new information

presidential job approval rating - ✔✔a president's standing with the public,

indicated by the percentage of Americans who tell survey interviewers that

they approve a president's "handling of his job"

economic conservatives - ✔✔people who favor private enterprise and

oppose government regulation of business




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,economic liberals - ✔✔people who favor government regulation of business

to protect the public from harm, and government spending for social

programs

social liberals - ✔✔people who favor civil liberties, abortion rights, and

alternative lifestyles

social conservatives - ✔✔people who favor traditional social values, they

tend to support strong law and order measures and oppose abortion and

gay rights

policy preferences - ✔✔citizens' ideas about what policies they want

government to pursue

isolationism - ✔✔the policy of avoiding undue involvement in the affairs of

other countries and multilateral institutions

unilateralist - ✔✔the stance toward foreign policy that suggests the United

States should "go it alone," pursuing its national interests without seeking

the cooperation of other nations or multilateral institutions

multilateralist - ✔✔the stance toward foreign policy which suggests that the

United States should seek cooperation of other nations and multilateral

institutions in pursuing its goals




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, C - ✔✔When the variability of public opinion is taken and averaged out,

what can be said about overall public opinion over time?

A. the average level of public opinion is very high and shows no downward

trend.

B. the instability and wide swings of opinions indicate an irrational public.

C. the general stability and consistency of opinions indicates a rational

public

D. the average level of public opinion is low and shows no upward trend.

A - ✔✔What is public opinion?

A. attitudes expressed by ordinary people on various political topics

B. uniform views held by the majority of people

C. negative attitudes

D. the views of political officials on topics of policy

D - ✔✔Which of the following is least likely to influence a respondent's

answer about proposed abortion legislation?

A. religion

B. partisanship

C. political ideology

D. citizenship



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