Author Question: A person whose affiliations are pulling that person in opposite directions is said to be A) ... (Read 60 times)

Bob-Dole · **on:** Jul 9, 2018

A person whose affiliations are pulling that person in opposite directions is said to be

A) highly partisan.
B) possessed with a high degree of intensity
C) cross-pressured.
D) possessed with a high degree of civic duty.
E) ambivalent.

Question 2

An approach whose premise is that how the voter responds depends less on static factors, such as social class, than on dynamic factors of issues and politics, is

A) the psychological approach.
B) the sociological approach.
C) the occupational approach.
D) the constitutional approach.
E) the representational approach.