Political socialization is the process by which individuals acquire political values, beliefs, and attitudes.

Peer group is not an agent of political socialization.

Political participation is the process by which individuals express their political views and opinions.

Attending political rallies is not a form of political participation.

Political efficacy is the belief that one's participation in politics can make a difference.

Political alienation is the feeling of powerlessness and disconnection from the political system.

All of the above factors contribute to political socialization.

All of the above factors contribute to political participation.

Running for office is a form of political participation that is direct.

Donating money to political campaigns is a form of political participation that is indirect.

Political trust is the belief that the government is responsive to the needs of the people.

Political alienation is the feeling that the government is not responsive to the needs of the people.

All of the above factors contribute to political trust.

All of the above factors contribute to political alienation.

All of the above are consequences of political socialization.