In Comparison to Caucuses, All of These Were Accomplishments of Nomination

question 9

Multiple Choice

In comparison to caucuses, all of these were accomplishments of nomination through the convention in the late 1820s except

• A) ​a greater role for party supporters in choosing candidates.
• B) ​strong mass popular influence.
• C) ​inclusion of a broader cross-section of voters and party members.
• D) ​delegates meeting in a central location.

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Definitions:

Locus of Control

Pertains to a person's convictions about the origins of their experiences and the elements they credit for their successes or failures.

Anti-Social Risk Takers

Individuals who engage in behaviors that disregard others’ well-being, often involving thrill-seeking or criminal activities.

Prosocial Risk Takers

Individuals who engage in behaviors that are risky but intended to help others, demonstrating a willingness to take risks for the benefit of society.

Internally-Oriented

A focus or emphasis on one's own thoughts, feelings, and internal psychological processes.