INFORMATION FLOW AND THE STABILITY OF PARTISAN ATTITUDES

INFORMATION FLOW AND THE STABILITY OF PARTISAN ATTITUDES
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DOI:
10.1086/267129
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发表时间:
1962-12
影响因子:
3.4
通讯作者:
P. Converse
P. Converse
中科院分区:
法学2区
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作者:
P. Converse

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舆论研究的结果存在某种悖论,即那些将政治立场从一次选举转向另一次选举的人往往比那些态度和立场相对不变的人对政治局势和问题的了解更少。这与通常的假设相反,即政治态度和行为的变化是由于有关主要候选人及其分歧问题的信息和论点的沟通而发生的。这是对该问题的扩展讨论。
There is something of a paradox in the findings of public opinion research that those individuals who shift their political position from one election to another frequently have less information about the political situation and the issues than persons whose attitudes and positions remain relatively unchanged. This runs contrary to the common assumption that changes in political attitudes and behavior occur in response to communication of information and arguments about the principal candidates and the issues on which they are divided. Here is an extended discussion of the question.