Presidential Preferences and Freedom-Equality Value Patterns in the 1968 American Campaign.

Bishop, George F.; And Others

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ERIC Number: EJ072255

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Publication Date: 1972

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Presidential Preferences and Freedom-Equality Value Patterns in the 1968 American Campaign

Bishop, George F.; And Others

Journal of Social Psychology, 88, 207-212, Dec 72

The Rokeach free-equality model of political idealogies was explored within the context of the 1968 American presidential campaign. The data were interpreted as indicating that the basic value dimension in American political life is an equalitarian one, with variations ranging from democratic socialist to capitalist. (Author/JB)

Descriptors: Elections, Majority Attitudes, Political Affiliation, Political Attitudes, Public Opinion, Social Attitudes, Voting

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Identifiers - Assessments and Surveys: Rokeach Value Survey

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