Multiple Choice
The probability of a grave accident while attempting to get to the polls is higher than the probability of swaying a national election with a single vote. This leads scholars to ask, "Why does anyone even bother to vote in mass elections?" This is an example of ________.
A) the problem of participation
B) the paradox of voting
C) the voters' dilemma
D) the ballot burden
E) ballot fatigue
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