Political Science · Political Theory
To understand politics, Rational Choice Theory basically explains social phenomena as an outcome of individual actions that can, in some way, be construed as rational. In this context, which of the following is NOT a key element in all rational choice explanations?
- 1Individual beliefs
- 2Individual constraints
- 3Beliefs of the society✓
- 4Individual preferences
Correct answer
Beliefs of the society
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