We Can Conclude from the History of Polling That ______

question 31

Multiple Choice

We can conclude from the history of polling that ______.

• A) polls are unreliable
• B) polls were developed for the purpose of manipulating the public
• C) politicians loved polls when they were introduced but now have learned to distrust polls
• D) polls are reliable only when they are timely and have been conducted using the proper procedures
• E) polls rarely do a good job of predicting the outcome of presidential elections

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Definitions:

Community Relations

Efforts by a company or institution to engage and contribute to the well-being of the local community it's part of.

Local Level

Pertaining to, or affecting, a specific area or community, emphasizing actions or aspects relevant to a localized setting.

Deeply Involved

Engaging with a process, activity, or issue with significant commitment, focus, and energy.

Neutral and Passive

Adopting a stance or position that does not favor any side in a dispute or conflict, and not actively engaging in any particular action.