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Mini-Quiz: Competition in Political Campaigns

by Ron Kurtus (8 December 2016)

Take this Mini-Quiz to check your understanding of the lesson material.

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1. How can a candidate win a performance competition?

By putting on grand performances, usually on television

By only talking about the opponent

By showing the voters he or she is the best candidate for the job

2. Where is head-to-head competition usually done in a campaign?

In debates

In back-room deals

On the playing field

3. What is an example of an underhanded tactic in a political campaign?

Using a Twitter account to express views

Using a Twitter account to spread rumors about opponent

Being ignorant about using Twitter

If you got all three correct, you are on your way to becoming a Champion in Winning Competitions. If you had problems, you had better look over the material again.

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Competition topics

Mini-Quiz: Competition in Political Campaigns

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Competition topics

Basics

• Motivations to Win a Competition

Types of competition

• Major Types of Competition
• -- Performance Competitions
• -- Head-to-Head Competitions
• -- Predatory Competitions

Between individuals

• Individual Competition
• -- Competing for a Job
• -- Competition in Political Campaigns
• -- Competing for Social Status
• -- Gambling
• -- Bullying

Between teams

• Using Art of War in Athletic Competitions
• Factors in Winning Basketball Games
• Gamesmanship in Tennis Match
• Strategy Used in Ali-Foreman Fight
• Dealing with Hustlers in a Competition

Between companies

• Business Competition
• -- Types of Business Competition
• -- Using Advertising for Advantage
• -- Using Location for Advantage
• -- Using TQM for Advantage

Conflict and war

• Fighting as a Form of Competition
• War as Competition
• "The Art of War" by Sun Tzu

Animals and plants

• Animals Compete for Food
• Competition Among Plants

Winning strategies

• Criteria for Winning Various Competitions
• Preparing to Win a Competition
• Role of Confidence in a Competition
• Momentum in a Head-to-Head Competition
• Disarming Your Opponent in a Competition
• Winning a Negotiation

Underhanded strategies

• Cheating in a Competition
• Dirty Playing in Competition
• Influencing the Judges to Win a Competition
• Examples of Unfair Tactics in Chess
• Defending Against a Dirty Player
• Poor Winner in a Competition

Also see

• Competition Survey Results
• Succeed in Sports
• Advance in Your Career
• Succeed in Business

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