Public opinion

When the survey demographics closely resemble the population's demographics it is:

The term for when surveys try to get people to think about things they are unaware of?

If all individuals have a chance of being selected for a survey, that survey is said to:

The majority of people who pay little to politics are called:

Which of these types of questions is easier to statistically analyze?

What is the relationship between the number of respondents and the margin of error?

From political socialization theory, when are most of our political preferences developed?

Which of these is a problem that occurs when respondents aren’t given an “I don’t care” option?

If the public's opinion does not change much over time, we say that it is:

Is American public opinion considered to be ideologically coherent?