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by Paul Lazarsfeld,Bernard Berelson,Hazel Gaudet

  • ISBN: 0231085834
  • Category: Politics
  • Author: Paul Lazarsfeld,Bernard Berelson,Hazel Gaudet
  • Subcategory: Politics & Government
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  • Language: English
  • Publisher: Columbia University Press; 3rd edition (1968)
  • Pages: 178 pages
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  • Rating: 4.2
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Die von Paul F. Lazarsfeld, Bernard Berelson und Hazel Gaudet 1944 veröffentlichte Studie The people’s choiceuntersucht den Präsidentschaft swahlkampf in den USA 1940

Die von Paul F. Lazarsfeld, Bernard Berelson und Hazel Gaudet 1944 veröffentlichte Studie The people’s choiceuntersucht den Präsidentschaft swahlkampf in den USA 1940  . Die von Paul F. Lazarsfeld, Bernard Berelson und Hazel Gaudet 1944 veröffentlichte Studie The people’s choice untersucht den Präsidentschaft swahlkampf in den USA 1940. Analysiert wird: „How the voter makes up his mind in a presidential campaign.

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Ausgebildet als Mathematiker und Psychologe, war Lazarsfeld eine der methodologisch, aber . James Ferguson, trans. London: C. Hurst & C. 2018

Ausgebildet als Mathematiker und Psychologe, war Lazarsfeld eine der methodologisch, aber auch atorisch innovativsten Figuren der empirischen des 20. Jahrhunderts. Am BASR wurde vielfältigen Fragestellungen nachgegangen. Part I deals with mass communication as an agent of persuasio. .Part II deals with the effects of specific kinds of media content. Inside the Mind of Vladimir Putin Michel Eltchaninoff. 2018.

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Otras ediciones - Ver todo. The People's Choice: How the Voter Makes Up His Mind in a Presidential Campaign Paul Felix Lazarsfeld,Bernard Berelson,Hazel Gaudet Vista de fragmentos - 1948. The People's Choice: How the Voter Makes Up His Mind in a Presidential Campaign Paul Felix Lazarsfeld,Bernard Berelson,Hazel Gaudet Vista de fragmentos - 1944. Términos y frases comunes

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Paul F. Lazarsfeld, Berelson Bernard, Hazel Gaudet: The People's Choice: How the Voter makes up his mind in a presidential campaign. Duell und Sloan, New York 1948. Hazel Erskine-Gaudet: A Revival: Reports from the Polls. In: Public Opinion Quarterly. 25, Nr. 1, 1961, S. 128–139. Between 1961 and 1975 Hazel Erskine Gaudet wrote The Polls, a regular column in the Public Opinion Quarterly. Kathryn Mills: C. Wright Mills: Letters and Autobiographical Writings.

TITLE: Why Do Voters Change Their Mind during an Election Campaign? An Analysis of the Determinants of Campaign Volatility . Pan Zhu. DOI: 1. 236/jss.

TITLE: Why Do Voters Change Their Mind during an Election Campaign? An Analysis of the Determinants of Campaign Volatility at the 2014 Belgian Federal Elections. AUTHORS: Simon Willocq. KEYWORDS: Election Campaign Volatility, Strategic Voting, Political Sophistication, Political Disaffection, Ideological Profile. JOURNAL NAME: Open Journal of Political Science, Vo. N., September 19, 2016. 44020 2 105 Downloads 2 446 Views Citations.

This study describes how people make up their minds in a presidential campaign. The authors were among the first to use a now accepted method of social research - the panel, or repeated interview technique-to achieve a step-by-step account of how representative voters arrived at final vote decisions in the 1940. elections. The present edition explores : mutual interaction between variables; the possible effects of re-interviewing the same respondents; and how much has materialized of the "further research needed" recommendations of the previous edition.
Reviews about The People's Choice: How the Voter Makes Up His Mind in a Presidential Campaign (2):
Jesmi
The People's Choice, along with Voting, form the two central texts of the Columbia School of American Political Science. This book is one of the first detail analyses of why people vote and how they come to their political attachments. By combining aspects of sociology and psychology, Lazarsfeld et al., provided a strong foundation for future research. Like Harold Foote Gosnell's early field tests regarding "getting out the vote," too many students of American Politics overlook the Columbia School and you would be wise to find a copy of The People's Choice. It is a wellspring of ideas for continuing research.
Nejind
This is one of the very first classic books on voting behavior. Here, the focus is the 1940 presidential election in Erie County, Ohio. The work explores what factors shape vote choice.

A number of key concepts were developed, such as the two step flow of communication. This described the process by which "opinion leaders" gather news/information about an election and then pass this on to others, thus creating a two-step flow.

The book examines other key issues such as social differences between Republicans and Democrats, ideological differences between Rs and Ds, the role of media, effects of the campaign on vote choice, the effect of being cross-pressured on vote choice, and so on. On campaign effects. . . . The authors' data suggests three effects--activation, reinforcement, and conversion.

A lot of important ideas that were elaborated upon by later research. . . . A genuine classic in the field.

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