Political scientists call voters' choices that focus on future behavior ________ voting, while those based on past performances are called ________ voting.

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Political scientists use the terms "prospective" and "retrospective" to describe different types of voting. Prospective voting refers to voters making choices based on what they believe a candidate will do in the future, while retrospective voting refers to voters making choices based on past performance or accomplishments. Choice A correctly matches these terms with their definitions.

Political Scientists Call Voters' Choices That Focus on Future Behavior