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Download full textGaziano, Cecilie – 1996
This paper seeks to integrate some ideas from family systems theory and attachment theory within a theory of public opinion and social movement. Citing the classic "The Authoritarian Personality," the paper states that the first authorities children know, their parents or other caregivers, shape children's attitudes toward all…
Descriptors: Attachment Behavior, Authoritarianism, Behavior Patterns, Communication Research
O'Leary, Joann; Gaziano, Cecilie – 1996
The knowledge gap hypothesis predicts that infusions of information into an environment will lead to stronger relationships between education and knowledge for higher socioeconomic (SES) segments of the population, and ultimately, a relative gap between higher and lower SES groups. The hypothesis usually focuses on mass media but is also relevant…
Descriptors: Analysis of Variance, Birth, Child Rearing, Communication Research
