Which statement is correct in favour of better decisions in democracy?
Debate can make decisions more thoughtful. Exam tip: connect decision quality with discussion.
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Debate can make decisions more thoughtful. Exam tip: connect decision quality with discussion.
View question detailsCritics say money and race for power in electoral politics may increase corruption. Exam tip: keep corruption as an argument against democracy.
View question detailsDemocracy makes people participants in governance. Exam tip: treat participation as an argument in favour of democracy.
View question detailsPolitical competition can sometimes become a power struggle. Exam tip: place power struggle under criticism of democracy.
View question detailsDemocracy gives every adult citizen equal political status. Citizens can vote, express their views, and influence public decisions. This equal respect and voice enhance individual dignity. Option B describes power concentrated in one ruler or a small group, which is contrary to democratic principles. Exam tip: connect dignity in democracy with equality, rights, and participation.
View question detailsDebate can improve decisions but also takes time. Exam tip: identify two sides of the same point.
View question detailsPower can change through elections and mistakes can be corrected. Exam tip: treat peaceful change as a strength of democracy.
View question detailsDiscussion and voting handle differences peacefully. Exam tip: connect dialogue with resolution.
View question detailsFrequent change of government can strengthen the criticism of instability. Exam tip: keep instability as an argument against democracy.
View question detailsRights give citizens respect and participation. Exam tip: place dignity in favour of democracy.
View question detailsCritics of democracy say elected leaders can also be wrong. Exam tip: understand it as an argument against democracy.
View question detailsPublic opinion increases accountability by putting pressure on government. Exam tip: treat public opinion as a strength of democracy.
View question detailsSlow process can result from discussion and caution. Exam tip: see decision quality along with delay.
View question detailsDelay is a criticism while accountability is a merit of democracy. Exam tip: identify the correct category of arguments.
View question detailsAbility to change government gives people control over power. Exam tip: connect it with accountability.
View question detailsRace for power and posts can become a criticism of democracy. Exam tip: separate positive and negative forms of competition.
View question detailsConsultation connects citizens and representatives with decisions. Exam tip: treat participatory governance as a pro-democracy point.
View question detailsInstability and delay are both criticisms of democracy. Exam tip: keep a separate list of arguments against democracy.
View question detailsDemocracy makes citizens participants, not merely subjects. Exam tip: treat participation as a key merit.
View question detailsIn a democracy, every adult citizen has equal political rights, reflected in the principle of ‘one person, one vote, one value’. Such equality recognises the dignity of every individual. Therefore, dignity of the individual is the pro-democracy argument most closely connected with equality. Delay in decision-making is a criticism of democracy, while competition for power and political instability are not arguments about equality. Exam tip: connect equal political rights with the dignity of the individual.
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