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How Citizens Learn About Politics
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How Citizens Learn About Politics
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1. Which of the following situations can change political attitudes?
2. The use of ___________________ allows individuals to formulate opinions by relying on opinion leaders.
3. Political socialization takes place
4. "The process of acquiring political attitudes is known as"
5. People tend to have more complex attitudes about politics when
6. Citizens are most informed about politicians and issues by
7. A small, politically attentive segment of the population that helps direct the attitudes of the general public is
8. Knowledge of political facts and leaders comes mostly from
9. The coherence of aggregate public opinion is based on
10. According to political scientists, public opinions are
11. ._______________ uses context to change expressed opinion without changing underlying attitudes.

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