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Political Culture
The set of attitudes that shape political behavior
Shared values and beliefs that influence political behavior
Laissez-Faire or Free Enterprise
A economic system in which a "invisible hand" guides the interactions of producers and consumers.
Businesses operate mostly free from the government
Rule of Law
The principle of a government that establishes laws that apply equally to all members of society and prevents the rule and whims of leaders who see themselves as above the law.
The law applies to everyone equally
Political Socialization
Process by which people develop political beliefs
How political views are developed in a person
Political Ideology
Beliefs and opinions that help guide political action and shape public policy
Beliefs about how a government should be organized
Generational Effect
The differing voting patterns and ideology caused by differing generations
Ideologies change depending on generation
Focus Group
a small group of citizens who are gathered to hold conversations about issues or candidates.
Small group that discusses about political stuff
Representative Sample (Kinda defined in not really AMSCO)
A sample that would be used to analyze data and draw appropriate conclusions
A sample of people or subjects that reflect the population. For example, if 50% of the population is white, the sample would have close to 50% white people
Weighting
Manipulating the sample to compensate
Altering the data from a sample to better represent the public.
Sampling Error
The difference between poll results
The results from a poll can and will be a little or a lot different from the actual population
Exit Poll (Not word for word from AMSCO)
A poll taken after the voters casted their votes
Benchmark Poll
Poll used to measure support for a candidate and gather information about the issues that people care about
A baseline about what the candidate may do initially
Tracking Poll
A poll that ask people questions to measure how prospective voters feel about an issue and how they may vote on election day.
Poll that reflects the shift in public opinion
Question Order (Not word for word from AMSCO)
The order in which questions are asked. A way that can affect the results.
Question-Wording (Not word for word from AMSCO)
The way a questions is worded, this can be caused by emotions. A way that can affect the results.
(Party) Ideology
A comprehensive and mutually consistent set of ideas among a political party.
A common ideas that the political party have
Conservatism (Kinda defined in AMSCO)
A political belief in following tradition and having reverence (deep respect) for authority
Commitment to tradition and stability
Liberalism (Kinda defined in AMSCO)
A approach that prioritizes citizen freedom, free flow of ideas, free marker, fewer laws, and fewer restrictions)
Prioritize freedom
Libertarianism
Ideology opposing government intervention or regulation
Freedom from the government; the government doesn't have a lot power to intervene in the public people stuff
Fiscal Policy
A part of economic policy that is concerned with government spending and taxation
Government's use of taxes and spending that influences the economy
Monetary Policy
How the government manages the supply and demand of its currency and thus the value of the dollar
How the government manages the economy
Medicare
A government-run health insurance program for citizens over 65 years old.
Governmental health insurance program for elders
Medicaid
A health care program for the impoverish who cannot afford necessary medical expenses
Program that provides health care/insurance to impoverish people
Valence Issue
Concerns or policies that are viewed in the same way by people with variety of ideologies
An issue most people agree with but different ways of solving it
Wedge Issue
Opposite of valence issues: Used by political groups in strategic ways to gather support
An issue that political parties disagree on. Used to strengthen a party
Saliency
Importance
How important a question is to the public