THE MEASUREMENT OF CORE BELIEFS AND VALUES - THE DEVELOPMENT OF BALANCED SOCIALIST/LAISSEZ FAIRE AND LIBERTARIAN/AUTHORITARIAN SCALES
THE MEASUREMENT OF CORE BELIEFS AND VALUES - THE DEVELOPMENT OF BALANCED SOCIALIST/LAISSEZ FAIRE AND LIBERTARIAN/AUTHORITARIAN SCALES
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DOI:
10.1017/s0007123400006815
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发表时间:
1994-01-01
影响因子:
5
通讯作者:
MARTIN, J
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作者:
HEATH, A;EVANS, G;MARTIN, J
It has become clear from national surveys, both in Britain and elsewhere, that the attitudes of the mass public towards social and political issues tend to group together in broadly predictable ways. Analyses of British Election Study data have consistently found that attitudes towards economic issues such as nationalization, income redistribution and government intervention go together and are largely unrelated to attitudes towards moral issues. There are of course variations in the results, depending on the items included for analysis, but it has become apparent that a rather persistent attitudinal structure, at least at the aggregate level, has characterized the British electorate. Similar findings have been reported for the United States.