A low pH suits some plants just fine. That is, certain plants thrive in acidic soil (as opposed to alkaline or sweet soil), including: Mountain laurels (Kalmia latifolia), such as the delightful 'Minuet' laurel shrub shown in the picture. Azaleas and rhododendrons.
Most information about public opinion generally comes from a mass survey, an in-person or phone interview with hundreds or even thousands of voters. Mass surveys aim to measure the attitudes of a particular population or group of people.
Called cohort effects, these characteristics might shape opinion in three ways: People learn about politics from the people around them. People may rely on others who âlook likeâ them as a source of opinions. Candidates and political consultants often formulate their campaign strategies in terms of groups.