Question

"The average person is more likely to make a well-informed choice when purchasing a personal computer than when voting for a congressional candidate." Is this statement true? Why or why not? It is true because people will take more time into researching a computer than a political candidate

Answer 1

Answer:

Statement is true

Explanation:

The given statement involves a decision making while purchasing a computer and voting a political candidate.

In case of purchasing a computer, the costs and benefits can be easily assessed and a detailed research based on value for money and specifications can be made. Also if the desired value is not received, one can resale the computer. Therefore an informed decision will be made in case of selecting a computer than voting a political member.

Voting is mainly done after reading the manifesto of the party and knowing the details of a candidate is not an easy task for a voter. Also he or she will not be directly affected by voting a political candidate as it was in the case of purchasing a computer.