An All-Encompassing Means of Understanding the World or Society, One

question 67

Multiple Choice

An all-encompassing means of understanding the world or society, one through which an individual can filter all new political information and situations, is best described as:

• A) a basic value system.
• B) partisan identification.
• C) an ideology.
• D) a set of preferences.

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Definitions:

Interfaith Marriage

A marriage between partners of different religious faiths.

Commitment

The state or quality of being dedicated to a cause, activity, or person, often implying a long-term engagement or obligation.

Mutual Attraction

A reciprocal feeling of attraction between two individuals, often a key factor in the development of romantic relationships.

Refinement

The process of improving something by making small changes, especially to make it more effective or to enhance its quality.