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A) Families
B) Political parties
C) Historical references
D) The current presidents
E) Adult peer groups and mass media
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A) Parents disaffected from the political system are more likely to provide political information to their children than parents who are not similarly disaffected.
B) Although more sources of political information have become readily available in recent decades to most Americans, these sources are not as readily available to most young people.
C) Sources of information about politics have been steadily decreasing in the United States for decades.
D) The family has become the only meaningful source of political socialization in the United States.
E) Scholars believe that greater access to political information may explain why young Americans are more liberal than their parents on many social issues.
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A) It is more likely to occur from children to parents.
B) It is more likely to occur from parents to children.
C) It is just as likely to occur from children to parents as it is to occur from parents to children.
D) It is exceptionally rare in families.
E) It never occurs from children to parents.
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A) Public opinion
B) The media
C) Congress
D) The president
E) Political parties
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A) Is most likely to occur through the media
B) Is more likely to occur from families to children
C) Is more likely that children will influence their parents
D) Is exceptionally rare in families
E) Only occurs in small families
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A) Socialization
B) Party identification
C) Manipulation
D) Party direction
E) Political efficacy
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A) Political ideology
B) Socialization
C) Political polarization
D) Self-interest
E) Political brinkmanship
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A) Religion and social class
B) Family, religion, and political party
C) Family, school, community, and peers
D) School and social class
E) Economics, television, and the Internet
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A) Public opinion
B) Gerrymandering
C) Public discord
D) Incumbency
E) Political reform
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A) Family and the media
B) Schools and the media
C) Family and political parties
D) Family and schools
E) Political parties and schools
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A) Policy mood is like a pendulum and does not appear to last for long periods.
B) Policy mood became more conservative following the election of every Republican president.
C) Policy mood became more liberal following the election of every Democratic president.
D) Policy mood has been stable for the past two decades.
E) Policy mood has been trending liberal since the Watergate scandal.
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A) There are rapid shifts in public opinion when one party loses to another party in the next election cycle.
B) There is a great deal of similarity among both Democrats and Republicans on a range of issues.
C) Public opinion shifts from liberal to conservative every four to eight years.
D) There has been a decline in the number of independent voters.
E) Voter registration overall has declined.
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A) Neutral
B) Male-oriented
C) Smaller
D) Female-oriented
E) Random
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