When respondents indicate that they have received information ...

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When respondents indicate that they have received information about candidates from the New York Times or NPR but cannot answer basic questions about these media sources, as reported in the Unresolved Debate:
 
  Do Presidential Campaigns Matter? feature, what can you deduce about their motivations?
 
  What will be an ideal response?

Question 2

A benefit enjoyed only by people who contributed to the attainment of the benefit is a(n) __________.
 
  a. collective benefit
  b. expressive benefit
  c. group benefit
  d. selective benefit
  e. symbolic benefit

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Answer to Question 1

An ideal response will:
1, Highlight that people often misreport information about how and what they know about a candidate.
2, Discuss motivations to misreport, including lying about the source, the information, or not absorbing the political message.
3, Explain why this is significant for campaigning.

Answer to Question 2

d