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Why do adults with college experience tend to be more liberal on social issues than adults with less education?

a. College faculty members are significantly more liberal than their students.
b. College students who often discuss controversial issues learn that issues are far less complicated than previously thought.
c. College campuses are somewhat less diverse than high schools.
d. College tends to make individuals more supportive of the status quo.

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Living Democracy, 2014 Elections and Updates Edition

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