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Government Test 2

Chapter 5 Bold Print Terms

TermDefinition
Public Opinion The collective attitudes of citizens concerning a given issue or question.
Bimodal Distribution A distribution ( of opinions) that shows two responses being chosen about as frequently as each other.
Skewed Distribution An asymmetrical generally bell - shaped distribution ( of opinions); its mode, or most frequent response, lies off to one side.
Normal Distribution A symmetrical bell - shaped distributions ( of opinions) centered on a single mode, or most frequent response.
Stable Distribution A distribution ( of opinions) that shows little change over time.
Socioeconomic Status Position in society, based on a combination of education, occupational status, and income.
Sociotropic Responses Opinions about how the country as a whole is doing affect political preferences more strongly than one's own personal circumstances.
Political Socialization The complex process by which people acquire their political values.
Self - Interest Principle The implication that people choose what benefits them personally.
Issue Framing The way that politicians or interest group leaders define an issue when presenting it to others.
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