16. As compared with Republicans and Democrats,Independents ; in the United States are typically A. less likely to vote in elections B. less likely to engage in split-ticket voting C. more likely to join an interest group D. more likely to have a strong sense of political efficacy E. more likely to share the ideology of their family members

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16. As compared with Republicans and Democrats,Independents ; in the United States are typically A. less likely to vote in elections B. less likely to engage in split-ticket voting C. more likely to join an interest group D. more likely to have a strong sense of political efficacy E. more likely to share the ideology of their family members

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The correct answer is D. Independents in the United States are generally more likely to have a strong sense of political efficacy. Political efficacy refers to the belief that one's political participation can make a difference and that the government will respond to the needs of its citizens.Unlike party-affiliated individuals who may align with the specific platforms of Republicans or Democrats, Independents often choose to remain unaffiliated with a particular party. This independence may stem from a desire to distance themselves from strict party ideologies and a belief that they can make a meaningful impact on the political process as free agents.

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