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The process by which we develop our political values and opinions.

Political Socialization

100

The individuals, organizations, and institutions that facilitate the acquisition of political views.

Agents of Socialization

100

Family, Workplace, School, Demographics, Church, Peers, Media are all examples of what?

Agents of Socialization

100

Gender, Geographic Region, Age/Event, Race and Ethnicity are examples of what?

Demographics

100

The measurable difference in the way women and men vote for candidates and in the way they view political issues. 

Gender Gap

200

The impact of an important external event in shaping the views of a generation

Generational Effect

200

The public's expressed views about an issue at a specific point in time

Public Opinion

200

A survey of a given populations opinion on an issue or a candidate at a particular point in time.

Public Opinion Poll

200

The name of persons who survey public opinion by way of polling?

Pollsters

200

In a poll, the group of people whose opinions are of interest and/or about whom information is desired?

Population

300

A scientific method of selection in which each member of the population has an equal chance of being selected for the sample.

Random Sampling
300

A method by which pollsters structure a sample so that it is representative of the characteristics of the target population

Quota Sampling

300

A process of random sampling in which the national population is divided into fourths and certain areas within these regions are selected as representative of the national population

Stratified Sampling

300

A statistical calculation of the difference in results between a poll of a randomly drawn sample and a poll of the entire population.

Sampling Error

300

Polls that measure changes in the public opinion over the course of days, weeks, or months.

Tracking Polls
400

A special type of poll that both attempts to skew public opinion about a candidate and provide information to campaigns about candidate strengths and weaknesses.

Push Polls

400

Polls conducted at polling places on Election Day to project the winner of an election before the polls close

Exit Polls

400

Immigration, Gun Control, Abortion, Marriage Equality, and Police Brutality are all examples of what?

Social Issues

400

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Political Socialization and Public Opinion

400

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