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Public opinion
the distribution of individuals about a particular issue, candidate, or political institution.
Random Sampling
gives everyone in the populationan equal probability of being selected.
Straw poll
ask tv viewers to call in their opinions. inexpensive but not accurate.
Sampling Errors
the same poll conducted with a different random sample alomost certainly willl produce slightly different results
Political Socioalization
lifelong process through which an individual acquires opinions through contact with family, friends, coworkers and other group associations
Political Ideology
a coherent set of values and beliefs about public policy.
Social Status
a measure of one's socual standing obtained by combiningfactors such as education, income, and occupation.
Religious Tradition
The moral teachings of religios institutions on religious, social, and economic issues
Gender Gap
the difference in political views between men and women.
Libertarians
more likely to be young, college educated and white, to have higher incomes and no religion and to live in the west.
Populist
more likely to be older, poorly educated, low income, religious, and female and to live in the South or Midwest.
Political Elite
An identifiable group of people who posses a disproportionate share of some valued resource
Norm
a standard right or proper conduct