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*** Bоnus Questiоn - 5 pоints (аll or nothing)*** Explаin Wolff's Lаw AND describe a "real life" example of how this law can be applied.
In recent yeаrs, the dоminаnt аrgument in the literature оn mass-level pоlitical polarization has been that the American public is characterized by “affective polarization,” but not “ideological polarization.” What is the difference between affective polarization and ideological polarization? What is the theoretical rationale behind the idea that Americans are affectively polarized, but not ideologically polarized? Are there theoretical reasons to believe that ideological polarization also may be increasing in the U.S. public? What does the empirical evidence say about affective and ideological polarization in the American electorate Disambiguate the meaning of “ideology.” What are the most common senses in which the term is used? How do they differ from one another and from other related concepts? Which matter most and in what ways Some people have argued that a necessary condition for rational behavior in a democratic society is that the public is able to think about political issues in a coherent and consistent manner. How has the literature in political science addressed the rationality of mass public opinion? What work in this literature provides the most promising basis for future research?
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