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A collection of vocabulary flashcards covering key concepts and definitions related to public opinion and polling.
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Attitudes
The process by which individuals develop their political beliefs and values.
Opinions
Aging Effects relate to how individuals change over time, whereas Age Cohort Effects refer to the influence of the historical period on each generation.
Beliefs
A shift in allegiance based more on opposition to a political party than on support for one’s own party.
Beliefs
The degree to which an individual's beliefs are aligned with their stated ideology.
Values
The consistency of an individual's attitudes over time.
Instrumental Vales
The phenomenon where partisan identification influences feelings toward members of opposing political parties.
End-State Values
The cognitive process where individuals' emotions and beliefs affect how they interpret information.
Direct Democracy
The theory that suggests that discomfort arises from holding conflicting beliefs or attitudes.
Representative Democracy
The awareness and understanding of political information and processes.
Democratic ELitism
Individual rights protected by law from governmental interference.
Democratic Pluralism
The willingness to extend basic democratic rights to people with whom one disagrees.
Participatory Democracy
The confidence citizens have in their government and its institutions.
Socialization Agents
Parental Transmission of Party Identification and Ideology
Aging Effects vs. Age Cohort Effects
Genetic Inheritance of Political Attitudes
Party Identification
Partisanship
Negative Partisanship
Definitions of Ideology
Ideology Constraint
Ideological Consistency
Party Leadership Model (Top Down Transmission of Ideology)
Party Platforms
Bottom-Up Models of Ideology
Attitudinal Stability v. Attitudinal Change
Phillip Converse and Attitudinal Stability and “Non-Attitudes”
What degree of the public is truly ideological?
Stability of Collective Public Opinion Compared to the Stability of Individual Level Public Opinion
Collective Public Opinion Swings in Domestic Policy v. Foreign Policy
Symbolic (Self-Identified) Ideology
Operational Ideology
Liberalism/Progressivism
Conservatism
Ideology as a Unidimensional Bipolar Spectrum
Libertarianism
Populism
Elite Polarization v. Public Polarization (Timeline and Extremity)
Partisan Polarization
Ideological/Issue Polarization
How Ideological/Issue Polarization is measured
Red America and Blue America
Geographic Polarizaiton
Affective Polarization
How affective polarization is measured
social sorting of the parties
Ideological sorting of the parties
Functional Theory of Attitudes
Utilitarian Function
Ego Defense Function
Value Expressive Function
Social Adjustment Theory
Learning Theory
Transfer of Affect
Political Homophily in Social Networks in the US
Geographic Sorting
Motivated Reasoning
Accuracy Goals
Direction Goals
Cognitive Dissonance Theory
Fact Checking and Backfire Effects
Personality and Politics
Self-Interest
Group Interests
Historical Events
Big Five Personality Traits and Relationships (Ideology and political participation) (OCEAN)
Ideology as a Function of Value Prioritization
Moral Foundations Theory
Care/Harm
Fairness
Authority
Loyalty
Sanctity
Egalitarianism
Individualism
Authoritarianism
How Authoritarianism is measured
Social Dominance Orientation
Political Knowledge in the US
Political Knowledge trends in the US over time
How political knowledge is measured
rules of the game questions
substance of politics questions
political players questions
political interest in the US
Low Information Rationality
Heuristics
Cognitive Misers
Political Knowledge Gap
Misinformation
Of the politically informed…do they tend to be generalists or specialists?
Gaps in Political Knowledge
Demographic groups and gaps in political knowledge
Why does political knowledge matter?
Presidential Approval
Presidential Coat-Tails
Presidential Life-Cycle
Honeymoon Period
Rally Around the Flag Effect
Economic Evaluations and Presidential Evaluations