A Voter May Choose Not to Vote in an Election

question 5

Multiple Choice

A voter may choose not to vote in an election between two alternatives because:

• A) he or she is indifferent between the two alternatives.
• B) his or her probability of influencing the result is zero.
• C) his or her most-preferred alternative is far from the two offered on the ballot.
• D) all of the above

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Definitions:

Sleep-Wake Rhythms

The natural cycle of sleep and wakefulness in humans, regulated by the body's internal clock.

Deferred Imitation

The ability to remember and replicate actions observed at an earlier time, without the model being present.

Months of Age

A measurement of time used to specify how old someone or something is in months, often applied to infants and young children.

Piaget

Swiss psychologist Jean Piaget is known for his theory on the cognitive development of children, identifying stages of mental growth from infancy to adolescence.