Rational Ignorance in Voting Comes From

question 114

Multiple Choice

Rational ignorance in voting comes from:

• A) externalities that lead to an excess supply of information.
• B) the limited incentive of the news media to cover political campaigns.
• C) the expectation of individual voters that their vote will not be decisive.
• D) the lack of a college education on the part of most voters in the United States.

Understand the importance of diversity and intersectionality in feminist psychology.

Recognize the role of feminist movements in achieving gender equality in education and employment.

Appreciate the influence of societal norms and dominant group beliefs on gender roles and identities.

Understand the significance and impact of feminist psychology on research methodologies and topics.

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Definitions:

Preconventional Morality

The first level of Kohlberg's theory of moral development, where moral reasoning is based primarily on consequences and personal benefits.

Postconventional Morality

A stage of moral development in which individuals reason based on personal principles and values that may differ from societal norms.

Ethical Principles

Fundamental guidelines that influence decision-making and behavior, emphasizing concepts such as fairness, respect, responsibility, and integrity.

Self-interest

Acting in a way that is beneficial to oneself, driven by personal gain or advantage.