According to the Online Processing Model, Members of the Public

According to the online processing model, members of the public may appear to be politically uninformed because

A) by the time they actually voice an opinion on an issue, they are likely to have forgotten much of the information that helped them arrive at their opinion.
B) they spend a great deal of time each day consuming nonpolitical content on the internet.
C) they spend a great deal of time each day consuming nonpolitical content on television.
D) their commitment to privacy makes them deeply unwilling to reveal to public opinion pollsters how much they actually know about politics.