Answer:
When a person is asked a question about a political issue that he or she has little interest in and has not thought much about, that person's answer will likely reflect latent preferences.
Explanation:
The opinions that people have on topics that do not interest them are called latent preferences, so these opinions are not too strong or definitive, nor are these people willing to defend them at all costs. For example, a latent preference may be the choice of an NFL team of a person who does not like football.
