The Practice of Push Polling Involves

question 54

Multiple Choice

The practice of push polling involves

• A)polling services attempting to sell their polling data to major news media organizations at higher prices during election seasons.
• B)the procedure of asking loaded questions in order to subtly shape the respondent's opinion.
• C)the effect of polls having to push politicians into adopting policy proposals they would not otherwise adopt.
• D)the system of repeatedly calling people in the sampling frame until they respond to the survey.

Evaluate the contributions of feminist scholars to family theory and social change.

Understand the criticisms and limitations of family development theories.

Recognize the role of significant others in an individual's socialization process.

Comprehend the concept of ecological perspective in examining family-environment interactions.

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