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What is Public Opinion?

What is Public Opinion?. Public Opinion. What the public thinks about a particular issue or set of issues at a particular time. Efforts to Influence and Measure Public Opinion. Early Efforts to Measure Public Opinion. 1824 - 1936 Crude postcard polling

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4.4. Public Policy Discussions and polling. Straw poll. an unofficial poll taken to determine the opinion of a random group of people on important issues.

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PUBLIC OPINION AND POLITICAL SOCIALIZATION

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Public Opinion: Be Careful

Public Opinion: Be Careful. The Formation of Public Opinion. What is public opinion and why is it so difficult to define? How do family and education shape public opinion? What additional factors shape public opinion? Can a chart lie?. What is Public Opinion?.

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PUBLIC OPINION AND POLITICAL SOCIALIZATION

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Opinion Polling

Opinion Polling. How We Form Political Opinions. Personal Belief s. Political Knowledge. Cues From Leaders. Political Opinions. Opinion Polls. Polls are interviews or surveys of a sample of citizens used to estimate how the public feels about an issue or set of issues.

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PUBLIC OPINION AND POLITICAL SOCIALIZATION

PUBLIC OPINION AND POLITICAL SOCIALIZATION. How the American republic works depends largely on who participates and how. POLITICAL SOCIALIZATION.

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Influences on Elections

Influences on Elections. Public Opinion, Mass Media, and Special Interest Groups. What is public opinion?. Public opinion: attitudes held by a significant number of people on matters of government and politics Formation of Public Opinion: Family Education Mass Media Peer Groups

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Gathering Data on Public Opinion

Gathering Data on Public Opinion. What does it mean to gather data on public opinion?. It is the process of finding out where people stand on a particular subject. This is done in a number of ways, and some issues require different ways of gathering that information than others.

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