Which of the "Laws of Public Opinion" is described by the following: "Events of unusual magnitude are likely to swing public opinion temporarily from one extreme to another. Opinion doesn't become stabilized until the implications of events are seen in some perspective."
A) Opinion is highly sensitive to important events
B) Opinion is generally determined more by events than by words - unless those words are themselves interpreted as an event
C) At critical times, people become more sensitive to the adequacy of their leadership. If they have confidence it in, they are willing to assign more than usual responsibility to it; if they lack confidence in it, they are less tolerant than usual.
D) Once self-interest is involved, opinions are slow to change.

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This statement describes how public opinion is highly sensitive to significant events, indicating that it can swing dramatically in response to such events until a more stable perspective is achieved. This aligns with the idea that opinion is highly sensitive to important events.

Which of the "Laws of Public Opinion" Is Described by the Following