Age, race, income, and occupation are examples of what factor of voting behavior?

a. sociological

b. political

c. psychological

d. cultural User:

Which of the following persons cannot vote?

A. a citizen who is out of the country

B. a person in jail

C. a person who is not married

D. someone who does not feel like their vote will make a difference

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Matteo Hogan

Social Studies

1 July, 07:36

Age, race, income, and occupation are examples of what factor of voting behavior?

a. sociological

b. political

c. psychological

d. cultural User:

Which of the following persons cannot vote?

A. a citizen who is out of the country

B. a person in jail

C. a person who is not married

D. someone who does not feel like their vote will make a difference

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Joey Bolton · Answer 1

The given factors in the statement which are: (1) age, (2) race, (3) income, (4) and occupation are all examples of sociological factors. Also for the second question, the persons presented in the choices are all eligible to vote. Maybe, I'd go with those who are in jail.

Serenity Moore · Answer 2

Age, race, economic status and employment status are all grouped into one factor referred to as the A. sociological factor. These factors play a huge role in determining who the person will vote for. Out of the given options, the person that is ineligible by law to vote is B. a person in jail. The remaining people are eligible, given that they meet other criteria of voting such as the minimum age.