The Clinton Presidency Revealed That Public Approval of the President

question 66

Multiple Choice

The Clinton presidency revealed that public approval of the president:

• A) varied considerably when there was no national crisis.
• B) tended to be more sensitive to scandal than it was to the state of the economy.
• C) tended to be more sensitive to the state of the economy than it was to scandal.
• D) was not a matter of luck but rather was within the control of the president.
• E) was influenced more by a president's ability to sell the president's policies than by actual outcomes and scandal.

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Definitions:

Time Urgency

A feeling of pressure to complete tasks or make decisions quickly, often resulting in elevated stress levels and a hurried pace of life.

Easily Aroused Hostility

A personality trait characterized by a quick tendency to become hostile or angry in response to perceived threats or frustrations.

Predictability Of Reactions

The extent to which the responses or outcomes of a system or individual to specific stimuli or conditions can be anticipated based on past interactions or known patterns.

Type A People

Individuals who exhibit a competitive drive, aggressiveness, impatience, and a sense of urgency, which are considered traits that may increase the risk of heart disease.