Expected Utility Theory Posits That Voters Will Choose Candidates and Parties

Expected utility theory posits that voters will choose candidates and parties after

A) deciding who they like less.
B) the candidate announces two or three policies he or she will implement if elected.
C) finding out which candidate is more extreme. Since extreme candidates tend to give emotionally inspiring speeches, they will probably receive the most amount of votes.
D) weighing the costs and benefits of their political decisions. Since they are risk-averse, politicians move to the center to gain the most votes.