If a person supports a candidate because he or she is the front-runner in a poll,it is an example of the
A)bellwether effect.
B)illusion of saliency.
C)bandwagon effect.
D)"bounce" effect.

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The bandwagon effect is the tendency of people to support a candidate or idea simply because it appears popular or the front-runner. This is often seen in political campaigns where supporters of a candidate will highlight their lead in polls as a way to attract more supporters.

If a Person Supports a Candidate Because He or She