Social media usage tends to a. have very little impact on politics because most people already have strong political opinions that cannot be shaped by news events b. influence the opinions of older Americans only because younger Americans are more skeptical of the information found on social c. exaggerate partisan polarization among the mass public because people pick their own friend networks and can avoid disagreeable ideas d. minimize partisan polarization amount members of the mass public because people are exposed to new ideas and sources of information

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Social media usage tends to a. have very little impact on politics because most people already have strong political opinions that cannot be shaped by news events b. influence the opinions of older Americans only because younger Americans are more skeptical of the information found on social c. exaggerate partisan polarization among the mass public because people pick their own friend networks and can avoid disagreeable ideas d. minimize partisan polarization amount members of the mass public because people are exposed to new ideas and sources of information

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# Brief Explanations: Social media allows individuals to curate their networks and content, which can result in echo chambers where one's views are reinforced by similar perspectives. This can lead to increased partisan polarization as users are less likely to encounter opposing views.# Answer: C. exaggerate partisan polarization among the mass public because people pick their own friend networks and can avoid disagreeable ideas

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