Which of the following models of congressional foreign policy behavior refers to a Congress whose combination of less activity but greater assertiveness suggest a Congress that selects its battles carefully but is willing to challenge the president when it is interested?

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The strategic model of congressional foreign policy behavior describes a Congress that is selective in its battles, showing less overall activity but demonstrating greater assertiveness in areas where it has strong interests, thus challenging the president when necessary. This model suggests a calculated approach to foreign policy involvement.

Which of the Following Models of Congressional Foreign Policy Behavior