The Similarity of Political Values of Parents and College-age Youths
The Similarity of Political Values of Parents and College-age Youths
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父母和大学生政治价值观的相似性
DOI：
10.1086/268476
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发表时间：
1978
影响因子：
3.4
通讯作者：
Joseph K. Alexander
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作者：
Richard G. Niemi;R. Danforth Ross;Joseph K. Alexander
过去十年对大学生的研究大多推断出，政治价值观的代际延续性很高。相比之下，政治社会化研究得出的结论是，除了政党认同的情况外，父母与青年的相似性处于低到中等水平。对具有代表性的全国17至23岁青少年样本的采访分析，以及对他们父母的独立采访，支持了非学生和学生的政治社会化传统，包括学生活动人士和名牌大学的学生。
Studies of college students over the past decade have most often inferred a high rate of intergenerational continuity of political values. In contrast, political socialization studies have concluded that parent-youth similarity is low to moderate except in the case of party identification. Analysis of interviews with a representative national sample of seventeen- to twenty-three-years-olds, along with independent interviews with their parents, supports the political socialization tradition for nonstudents and students alike, including student activists and students at elite colleges.