Question

question 6 (1 point) in the realist perspective on international relations, the combination of tangible and psychological goals of a state is called a) the national interest. b) governmental interests. c) anarchy reduction goals. d) matriarchal/patriarchal interests.

Explanation:

In realism in international relations, the combination of a state's tangible (such as territory, resources) and psychological (such as security, prestige) goals is known as national interest.

Answer:

A. the national interest