Which of the following is not true of democratic societies and foreign policy decision making?
A) Public opinion and interest groups matter.
B) They are slow to move on foreign policy issues.
C) They overreact to perceived threats once they are recognized.
D) They make decisions rapidly when considering foreign policy options.
E) Bureaucracies may propose solutions that reflect their own interest but not be the most optimal solution.

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Democratic societies are typically characterized by deliberative processes that involve multiple stakeholders, which can slow down decision-making, rather than making rapid decisions on foreign policy options.

Which of the Following Is Not True of Democratic Societies