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party identification the political party for which one or one's family usually votes
gender gap differences in political views between men and women
crosscutting cleavages differences in political preferences based on more than one variable
red diaper babies term to describe the children of parents who participated in 60s radical movements
political ideology a coherent and consistent set of beliefs about who ought to rule, what principles rulers should obey, and what policies they ought to pursue
political elites people who have a disproportionate amount of political power
V.O. Key Researcher who found differences in political opinion were closely associated in occupation in the 50s
political socialization process by which personal and other background traits influence ones views about politics and govenment
exit polling features interviews with voters on election day in a representative sample of districts
norm a standard of right or proper conduct that helps determine the range of acceptable social behavior and policy option
ideological constraint refers to the degree to which a persons opinion are consistent across time or from one issue to the next at any given point in time
poll a survey of public opinion
barry goldwater first major us politician to call himself a conservative
random sample a sample selected in such a way that any member of the population being surveyed has an equal chance of being interviewed
sampling error difference between the results of two surveys or samples
what does the preamble of constitution talk about perfect union, justice, domestic tranquility, common defense, general welfare & liberty
saliency some people care about some issues more than others
stability volatility of opinion on an issue
policy congruence some opinions are reflected more in government policy
what are the five steps of polling/ define the universe, create a sample, prepare valid questions, means of communication, & honestly report findings
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