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| a distribution of opinions that shows two responses being chose about as frequently as each other |
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| a distribution that shows little change over time |
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| a symmetrical bell-shaped distribution centered on a single mode, or most frequent response in the middle |
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| an asymmetrical but generally bell-shaped distribution of opinions |
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| the collective attitudes of citizens concerning a given issue or question |
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| the complex process by which people acquire their political values |
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| the implication that people choose what benefits them personally |
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| the way that politicians or interest group leaders define an issue when presenting it to others |
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