Modern Nominating Conventions Differ from Their Predecessors in That ______

question 55

Multiple Choice

Modern nominating conventions differ from their predecessors in that ______.

• A) the nominee is typically already known at that point
• B) intraparty conflict is played up to attract viewers
• C) the nominee's running mate is selected there
• D) they are also used to kick of the nomination process

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Definitions:

Declarative Selves

Refers to the aspects of an individual's self-knowledge or self-concept that are consciously accessible and can be directly reported.

Procedural Selves

The aspect of self that is concerned with patterns of behavior that are learned, habituated, and not easily accessible to consciousness.

Possible Selves

The component of the self-concept that includes individual visions of what one might become, what one would like to become, and what one is afraid of becoming.

Declarative Selves

The aspect of an individual's self-concept that consists of conscious knowledge or descriptions of one's own characteristics, relationships, and experiences.