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| three schools of thought (outlook on parties) | washington, maddisonian, van buren
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| two views on american public | minniamlist, challenges to minnimalists
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| what press do | 1. public surviellence 2.private surviellence 3.screening and interpretation 4.provide info 5.agenda setting 6.priming 7.framing
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| biaceys in media | 1.spin 2.selection bias
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| campell et al looked at: | pid/canidate evaluation/issue positions
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| what media does | 1.dictates correct behavior 2.guards and sets political norms 3.make believe media have become suppliers of political norms 4.fastest way to disperse info into society 5.reach large audiences
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| converse 5 clear cut categories | 1.ideologues 2.near ideologues 3.group adherance 4.nature of times 5.no interest
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| four criteria used for expectation | 1.standing canidate has in polls 2.support an issue or candidate has from party activists 3.ability candidate or issue has to raise $ 4.subjective impressions
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| obstacles | 1.disenfranchisement 2.distance 3.registration 4.illiterate 5.when,who,where to vote 6.media coverage 7.politics is like sausage 8.ballot construction
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| problems with beaurcracy | 1.accountability 2.expansionary tendencies 3.difficulty measuring performance 4.responsiveess 5.physical integrety 6.pres acquenence 7.impossibilty of tasks
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| why do pll vote/not vote (two schools of thought) | exonomic or rational, physcological
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| converse findings: | ppl have minimal levels of political tension, ppl have minimal mastery of abstract political concepts, minimal stability of preferences, minimal level of issue constraints
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| who votes (the 60%) | old ppl, rich ppl, educated ppl, core, peripheral
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