Exam 3 Review Pt 1

Commonly defined as the older generation teaching the younger generation its culture and values

• Values

• Political socialization

• Socialize

• Social order

How people learn about politics.

• Political socialization

• Social order

• Cultural map

• Socialize

It can also be thought of as how a person learns attitudes, values, and acceptable forms of behavior necessary to fit into the established political and social order.

• Cultural map

• Social order

• Socialize

• Political socialization

The two dimensions of a cultural map of the world by Inglehart and Welzel.

• Survival ideologies vs. self expression rights

• Traditional values vs. secular-rational values

• Survival values vs. self expression values

• Conservatist values vs. liberal values

Psychological attachment to a political party. AKA Partianship.

• Political Ideology

• Party membership

• Politization

• Party ID

To have a party ID, you don’t have to

• Attend any of the party conventions

• Register under the party label

• Vote for the party candidates

• Say you identify with an specific party

Write a way to ask about someone's partianship

Political Ideology. AKA the standard textbook definition of ideology.

• A constant set of ideas and beliefs used to organize and evaluate the political world

• A cohesive set of ideas and beliefs used to organize and evaluate the political ideologies

• A cohesive set of ideas and beliefs used to organize and evaluate the political world

• A constant set of ideas and beliefs used to organize and evaluate the political standing

The Nature of Belief Systems in Mass Publics created the foundation for the study of public opinion. Who wrote the book?

• Inglehart and Welzel

• Converse (1964)

Less redistribution, Less regulation, Free trade, Pro-life, Anti gay marriage, Anti BLM, Anti immigration, Pro war, Anti foreign aid are characteristicts of a...

• Conservative

• Liberal