When Barack Obama's approval ratings were high, polls found that a larger number of people claimed to have voted for him than actually did vote for him. Historians report that the percentage of people who remember voting for any president rises and falls with the president's approval ratings, perhaps because more people believe that they should have voted differently. This belief is an example of

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29 November, 16:14

When Barack Obama's approval ratings were high, polls found that a larger number of people claimed to have voted for him than actually did vote for him. Historians report that the percentage of people who remember voting for any president rises and falls with the president's approval ratings, perhaps because more people believe that they should have voted differently. This belief is an example of

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Pranav Cole · Answer 1

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Cultural diffusion

Folkways

Popular culture

Ideal culture

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Ideal culture

Explanation:

Ideal culture is a culture concept that refers to perceptions of culture as to what values, norms and ethics or claims to have. It consists of those ideals, beliefs, ethics, values norms and culture that a society will like or desire to attain such as the above case where they believe they would have voted Barack Obama as under their culture and values, that's what they would have normally done.