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School: Florida A&M University
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... courthouses); Lack of competition (no interest in any of the candidates); No high profile races (not aware of the candidates); No personal contact by a candidate or political party (feeling of disconnection); Purely personal reasons (know the ...
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School: University Of Texas, Arlington
Course: POLS 2311
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School: University Of Arizona
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School: Florida A&M University
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School: University Of California, Los Angeles
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... courthouses); Lack of competition (no interest in any of the candidates); No high profile races (not aware of the candidates); No personal contact by a candidate or political party (feeling of disconnection); Purely personal reasons (know the ...
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School: University Of Arizona
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... what is the probability that this presidential candidate was a good governor? What is the probability that he will be a good president?" Low information rationality → Voters use low information rationality gained in their daily lives,...
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School: Florida A&M University
Course: POS 2112
... If voting was truly rational, not many people would vote. Political theorists have determined that there must be something else to motivate people to vote. They believe that voting has added intrinsic values. These include: Patriotism; A s...
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School: University Of Louisiana, Lafayette
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School: University Of Texas, Arlington
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School: Andrews High
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School: Saginaw Valley State University
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