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Economics

Chapter 3 vocab

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Agents of political socialization individuals, organizations, and institutions that influence political attitudes
Congruence theory principle that states that the distribution of cultural patterns is typically related to the type of political process that citizens expect and support
Democratization trend reflects long-term responses to modernity as well as immediate reactions to current events
Direct socialization socialization that takes place when an individual and/or group explicitly communicates information, values, or feelings toward politics
Globalization trend increasing international trade and international interactions tend to diffuse the values of the overall international system
Indirect socialization occurs when political views are inadvertently molded by our experiences
Legitimacy a government's state of lawfulness
Marketization an increased public acceptance of free markets and private profit incentives, rather than a government-managed economy
Political culture public attitudes toward politics and the citizen's role in the political system
Political socialization the way in which political values are formed and political culture is transmitted from one generation to the next
Political subcultures distinctive cultures that develop from the division of a country's political values
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