Political Scientist John Zaller Argues That

Political scientist John Zaller argues that

A) political elites are not an important factor in determining what people think about political issues.
B) people's responses in public opinion surveys are never influenced by the wording of the questions.
C) public opinion is too complicated to be explained or measured.
D) the public relies on elite cues when forming opinions about complex policies.
E) the public carefully researches the details of every policy proposal when forming opinions on political issues.