In the 2000 Primary Campaigns, the Internet Helped Senator John

question 16

Multiple Choice

In the 2000 primary campaigns, the Internet helped Senator John McCain's campaign primarily by

• A)providing more access to people he otherwise never would have met.
• B)permitting him to answer more questions about his candidacy in one day than others had done in one year.
• C)permitting him to raise large amounts of money in a relatively short time.
• D)encouraging Internet users to develop his campaign slogan.
• E)permitting him to launch numerous websites.

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Definitions:

B Data

Behavioural data gathered from direct observation rather than self-report, used in psychology to assess personality.

L Data

Life-record data in personality research, referring to verifiable, real-world outcomes and behaviors that are used to measure personality.

Autobiographical Memories

Personal recollections of specific events or experiences from an individual's own life.

S Data

Self-report data, where individuals provide information about themselves, often used in psychological research and assessments.