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AP US Government
Unit 5 – Political Participation
Topic 5.1
What key difference separates the rational choice theory from the Michigan Model in understanding voter behavior?
Rational choice considers economic factors while Michigan Model does not.
Only rational choice theory considers campaign finance as a main factor influencing voters.
Michigan Model focuses solely on party allegiance, unlike rational choice theory.
Rational choice is focused on individual assessment while Michigan Model relies heavily on social group influence.
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AP US Government - 5.1 Voting Rights and Models of Voting Behaviour
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