A state's attributes refers to

A state's attributes refers to
 
  a. the state's characteristics that shape foreign policy behavior such as size, wealth, and type of government.
  b. the relationship that states have with neighboring states.
  c. how involved the state is with international organizations.
  d. its nuclear capabilities.

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Which of the following impacts a leader's ability to shape foreign policy?
 
  a. Whether a leader is early or late in their tenure
  b. When a dramatic event precedes his or her election
  c. A leader's belief in his or her own ability to effectively make rational choices
  d. All of these are true.

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A policy maker's belief in his or her own ability to control political events is known as _____.
 
  a. satisficing
  b. pluralism
  c. chauvinism
  d. political efficacy

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According to the concept zeitgeist,
 
  a. men and women are genetically different.
  b. great men are the sole determinants of foreign policy events.
  c. the spirit of the times or the dominant cultural norms influence behavior.
  d. Gorbachev engineered the revolutionary, system transforming changes in the USSR.

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The propensity for members of a group to accept and agree with the group's prevailing attitudes is called
 
  a. the history-making individuals model.
  b. part of the rational actor model.
  c. groupthink.
  d. part of the liberal actor model.