A Primary Is

question 81

Multiple Choice

A primary is

• A) a method for political parties to select their candidates for office whereby party members convene at local meetings.
• B) a method for political parties to select their candidates for office whereby people vote in an election.
• C) an entity that selects the president and vice president, consisting of 538 electors chosen from the states and the District of Columbia based on the election outcome within each state and proportioned according to state population.
• D) None of the above

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Definitions:

Pressure Tactics

Strategies employed by individuals or groups to influence others or force them into a desired course of action, often used in labor disputes and negotiations.

Negotiating Process

The series of discussions and bargaining sessions between employers and unions (or employees) to reach a consensus on employment terms.

Distributive Bargaining Strategy

A negotiation approach focusing on dividing a fixed amount of resources, often resulting in a win-lose outcome for the parties involved.

Social Norms

Shared, unwritten rules that dictate the behavior of people in a society or group, influencing actions and attitudes.