[POL 101W] - Final Exam Guide - Everything you need to know! (106 pages long)

• School: Simon Fraser University
• Department: Political Science
• Course: POL 101W
• Professor: Eline De Rooij

Document Summary

Pol 101w - lecture 1 - understanding politics. In politics, agreements about big concepts must be made e. g. voting, democracy. The subset of human behavior that involves the use of power or influence - clark, Helps us to create understanding of central characteristics of politics. Exit - accept that change has been made in environment, alter behavior to achieve best outcome in new environment. Voice - use voice to try to change environment back to before change was made. Loyalty - accept that environment has been changed, keep mouth shut, no attempts made to change environment. Behavior of other people must be changed in order to change environment. When voice is used, politics is involved. Politics is also involved when voice is considered. Decision whether to respond with exit, voice, loyalty is political decision. Means that politics doesn"t just begin when voice is chosen.