Many Eligible Voters Who Do Vote Do Not Keep Track

question 1

Multiple Choice

Many eligible voters who do vote do not keep track of the performance records of candidates for public office. This is because:​

• A)they try to evade taxes by shifting to the underground economy.
• B)they try to reap the benefits from consuming public goods without paying for them.
• C)they adopt a stance of rational ignorance.
• D)political candidates try to get elected by appealing to the median voter.
• E)voters elect representatives, who make public choices that reflect constituents' views.

Describe signal detection theory and its relevance to sensory processing.

Distinguish between sensation and perception in the process of experiencing stimuli.

Identify factors that influence the detection of sensory stimuli, including expectations and stimulus intensity.

Understand how the physical properties of light (wavelength, amplitude) influence human visual perception.

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Definitions:

Ascertainable Criteria

Specific, measurable standards that can be used to evaluate or determine an outcome or decision.

Peacemaking

The act of bringing about peace, especially by reconciling adversaries.

Non-violence

The practice of achieving goals through peaceful means, avoiding violence.

Transition

The process or period of changing from one state or condition to another, often involving significant development or transformation.