Political Science – Political Behaviour (50 Objective Questions – JKSSB-style, English)
Political behaviour refers to:
a) Actions of individuals and groups in politics (a)
b) Military strategies only
c) Trade policies only
d) Judiciary rulings only
Voting in elections is an example of:
a) Political behaviour (a)
b) Military activity only
c) Trade negotiation only
d) Judicial activity only
Political socialization is:
a) Process by which individuals acquire political attitudes (a)
b) Military training only
c) Trade education only
d) Judiciary training only
Family plays a role in:
a) Political socialization of individuals (a)
b) Military training only
c) Trade negotiations only
d) Judiciary only
Peer groups influence:
a) Political attitudes and behaviour (a)
b) Military only
c) Trade only
d) Judiciary only
Mass media affects:
a) Political awareness and opinions (a)
b) Military strategy only
c) Trade deals only
d) Judiciary only
Public opinion is:
a) Collective opinion of citizens on political issues (a)
b) Military strategy only
c) Trade decision only
d) Judiciary ruling only
Opinion polls measure:
a) Public political attitudes (a)
b) Military strength only
c) Trade policies only
d) Judiciary opinions only
Political participation includes:
a) Voting, protests, and campaigns (a)
b) Military training only
, c) Trade only
d) Judiciary only
Political efficacy is:
a) Belief that one can influence politics (a)
b) Military ability only
c) Trade influence only
d) Judiciary control only
Electoral behaviour studies:
a) How people vote and why (a)
b) Military strategy only
c) Trade decisions only
d) Judiciary rulings only
Rational-choice theory assumes:
a) Voters act in their own self-interest (a)
b) Voters act randomly
c) Military only
d) Trade only
Party identification affects:
a) Voting behaviour (a)
b) Military strategy only
c) Trade decisions only
d) Judiciary only
Political culture is:
a) Shared values, beliefs, and norms about politics (a)
b) Military culture only
c) Trade practices only
d) Judiciary norms only
Civic education helps in:
a) Enhancing political knowledge and participation (a)
b) Military only
c) Trade only
d) Judiciary only
Protest and demonstrations are forms of:
a) Political participation (a)
b) Military rebellion only
c) Trade strike only
d) Judiciary petition only
Political socialization agents include:
a) Family, peers, education, and media (a)
b) Military only
c) Trade only
d) Judiciary only
Political attitudes are:
a) Individual’s feelings and opinions about politics (a)
b) Military orders only
c) Trade opinions only
d) Judiciary decisions only
Voting patterns can be influenced by:
Political behaviour refers to:
a) Actions of individuals and groups in politics (a)
b) Military strategies only
c) Trade policies only
d) Judiciary rulings only
Voting in elections is an example of:
a) Political behaviour (a)
b) Military activity only
c) Trade negotiation only
d) Judicial activity only
Political socialization is:
a) Process by which individuals acquire political attitudes (a)
b) Military training only
c) Trade education only
d) Judiciary training only
Family plays a role in:
a) Political socialization of individuals (a)
b) Military training only
c) Trade negotiations only
d) Judiciary only
Peer groups influence:
a) Political attitudes and behaviour (a)
b) Military only
c) Trade only
d) Judiciary only
Mass media affects:
a) Political awareness and opinions (a)
b) Military strategy only
c) Trade deals only
d) Judiciary only
Public opinion is:
a) Collective opinion of citizens on political issues (a)
b) Military strategy only
c) Trade decision only
d) Judiciary ruling only
Opinion polls measure:
a) Public political attitudes (a)
b) Military strength only
c) Trade policies only
d) Judiciary opinions only
Political participation includes:
a) Voting, protests, and campaigns (a)
b) Military training only
, c) Trade only
d) Judiciary only
Political efficacy is:
a) Belief that one can influence politics (a)
b) Military ability only
c) Trade influence only
d) Judiciary control only
Electoral behaviour studies:
a) How people vote and why (a)
b) Military strategy only
c) Trade decisions only
d) Judiciary rulings only
Rational-choice theory assumes:
a) Voters act in their own self-interest (a)
b) Voters act randomly
c) Military only
d) Trade only
Party identification affects:
a) Voting behaviour (a)
b) Military strategy only
c) Trade decisions only
d) Judiciary only
Political culture is:
a) Shared values, beliefs, and norms about politics (a)
b) Military culture only
c) Trade practices only
d) Judiciary norms only
Civic education helps in:
a) Enhancing political knowledge and participation (a)
b) Military only
c) Trade only
d) Judiciary only
Protest and demonstrations are forms of:
a) Political participation (a)
b) Military rebellion only
c) Trade strike only
d) Judiciary petition only
Political socialization agents include:
a) Family, peers, education, and media (a)
b) Military only
c) Trade only
d) Judiciary only
Political attitudes are:
a) Individual’s feelings and opinions about politics (a)
b) Military orders only
c) Trade opinions only
d) Judiciary decisions only
Voting patterns can be influenced by:
