Question

Under which circumstances would a politician be most likely to ignore the results of a public opinion poll on a particular subject when making policy regarding that subject?



The poll indicates that public opinion on the subject is volatile (liable to change).



The poll indicates that the public is well-informed on the subject.



The poll indicates that the subject is only important to a very small, but vocal group.



The poll indicates that the politician's position is unpopular with the public.

Answer 1

The correct option is: "The poll indicates that public opinion on the subject is volatile (liable to change). "

An opinion poll is a statistical measurement taken from surveys aimed at knowing public opinion. These measurements are made by means of samples that are usually designed to represent the opinions of a population by carrying out a series of questions and, then, extrapolating generalities in proportion or within a confidence interval.

Answer 2

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