Social pressures, attitudes and democratic processes:
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| adam_text | A SOCIAL PRESSURES, ATTITUDES AND DEMOCRATIC PROCESSES BY ULF
HIMMELSTRAND COLONEL FLACK: ... AS THE GOOD, OLD ROMANS SAID: SALTARE
NECESSE EST! GARVEY : WHICH MEANS ? COLONEL FLACK : RIGOROUS METHODS
SOLVE ANY PROBLEMS. GARVEY : YES, COLONEL. ALMQVIST & WIKSELL *
STOCKHOLM CONTENTS PREFACE 1 PART ONE SECTION 1.1 GENERAL INTRODUCTION
11 A PREDICAMENT 11 SCOPE AND CONTENT OF EMPIRICAL DATA 11 SCOPE OF
THEORY 12 FORMALIZATION OF THEORY 13 PURPOSE AND PROCEDURE IN THE
ANALYSIS OF EMPIRICAL DATA . . 14 STYLE AND TERMINOLOGY 24 SECTION 1.2
THE INTERPLAY OF SOCIOLOGICAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL FACTORS IN PROCESSES OF
MESSAGE TRANSMISSIONS AND TRANSFORMATION . . . . 25 1.2.1 TRANSMITTERS
AND TRANSFORMERS IN SOCIAL COMMUNI- CATION 25 1.2.1.1 VARIABLES AND
UNITS OF ANALYSIS PERTAINING TO VERBAL MESSAGE TRANSMISSION AND
TRANSFORMATION 25 1.2.1.2 VARIABLES PERTAINING TO PROCESSES OF
TRANSMISSION . . 27 ADEQUACY OF TRANSMISSION 27 * DIRECTION OF
TRANSMISSION 28 1.2.1.3 V A R I A B L E S P E R T A I N I N G T O T R A
N S M I T T E R P R O P E R T I E S . . . 2 9 RECEIVER FUNCTIONS 30 *
CENTRAL FUNCTION 31 * SENDER FUNC- TIONS 31 * SUMMARY OF
TRANSMITTER-PROPERTIES 31 1.2.1.4 VARIABLES PERTAINING TO TRANSFORMATION
PROCESSES . . 33 CONGRUENCE IN TRANSFORMATIONS 33 * DIRECTION OF
TRANSFORMA- TION 33 1.2.1.5 VARIABLES PERTAINING TO TRANSFORMER
PROPERTIES . . . 35 CONCLUSION 36 1.2.2 VERBAL ATTITUDES AND BEHAVIOR: A
PARADIGM FOR THE STUDY OF MESSAGE TRANSMISSION AND TRANSFORMATION . . .
. 37 1.2.2.1 FIVE FRONTIERS IN IMPROVING THE PREDICTIVE POWER OF VERBAL
ATTITUDE SCALES 39 THE FIRST FRONTIER 41 * THE SECOND FRONTIER 41 * THE
THIRD FRONTIER 42 * THE FOURTH FRONTIER 42 1.2.2.2 FURTHER ANALYSIS ON
THE SECOND FRONTIER: ATTITUDE- COMPONENTS CONSIDERED AS DETERMINING
PROPERTIES OF MES- SAGE TRANSFORMERS AND TRANSMITTERS 47 INDEPENDENCE
OF AFFECTIVE LOADING OF VERBAL ATTITUDES ( = L) DE- FINED 47 1.2.2.3 L
CONSIDERED A DETERMINING PROPERTY OF VERBAL ATTI- TUDE TRANSFORMERS 50
1.2.2.4 THE THIRD FRONTIER: FURTHER ANALYSIS OF THE PRESENT SOCIAL
CONTEXT OF VERBAL ATTITUDES 55 1.2.2.5 THE INDIVIDUAL IN HIS SOCIAL
CONTEXT: THE INTERPLAY OF SOCIAL PRESSURES AND OF L IN THE
TRANSFORMATION OF VERBAL ATTI- TUDES INTO ACTUAL BEHAVIOR 59 1.2.2.6
CONCLUSION 67 CONDITIONS PREVIOUSLY DISREGARDED 67 * A SYNOPTIC TABLE OF
PRE- DICTIONS 68 * THE RELATIONSHIP OF THE PRESENT PARADIGM TO STUDIES
IN LATER SECTIONS 69 SECTION 1.3 FURTHER SPECIFICATION OF SOME CONCEPTS
IN OUR THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK 71 1.3.1 SOCIAL PRESSURE AND INFORMATION 71
THE FORCE OF CUSTOM 71 * DEFINITION OF SOCIAL NORM AND SOCIAL
PRESSURE 72 * BEHAVIOR COVERAGE AND SEGMENTAL DISLOCA- TION OF SOCIAL
PRESSURES 73 * INFORMATION PROVIDED THROUGH SOCIAL PRESSURES 75 1.3.2
THE L- VARIABLE * ANOTHER ATTITUDE COMPONENT? . . 76 L-DIMENSIONS 76 * L
DEFINED WITH REFERENCE TO A REDUCED, TWO- FOLD CLASSIFICATION OF
NON-EMOTIONAL ATTITUDE COMPONENTS 78 * L DEFINED WITH REFERENCE TO
LEVELS OF REALITY OR IRREALITY WITHIN ATTITUDE STRUCTURES 79 * IS
THERE NOT AN INDEPENDENCE OF AFFECTIVE LOADING OF REFERENT ACTS? 80 *
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN L AND ATTITUDE INTENSITY 82 * THE STATUS OF I
A AND L WITH REGARD TO MOTIVATION 84 * THE ACQUISITION OF VARIOUS
DEGREES OF L 85 * MEASURING THE L-VARIABLE 87 1.3.3 A NOTE REGARDING
PSYCHOLOGICAL THEORY AND TERMI- NOLOGY 88 1.3.3.1 INTRODUCTORY REMARKS
88 1.3.3.2 BASIC PSYCHOLOGICAL TERMS 89 BRIEF COMMENTS REGARDING SOME OF
THE TERMS 90 1.3.3.3 BASIC PSYCHOLOGICAL PROCESSES 92 CHANGES IN THE
STATE OF DRIVE 92 * PROCESSES OF LEARNING, ACTIVITY, EXTENSION, AND
AMPLIFICATION 95 * PROCESSES OF TRANSFER 99 * AC- TION 100 PART TWO
SECTION 2.1 FOUR EMPIRICAL STUDIES: AN INTRODUCTION 102 2.1.1 GENERAL
INFORMATION 102 2.1.2 THE THEORETICAL RELEVANCE OF THE EMPIRICAL STUDIES
103 A STUDY OF THE INTERNAL CONSISTENCY OF A MINIATURE PERSONAL IDE-
OLOGY 104 * INTENSITY, COGNITIVE DIFFERENTIATION AND SALIENCY OF
ATTITUDES REGARDING CHILD CARE 104 * SOME FOCAL PROCESSES IN A
DEMOCRATIC POLITICAL SYSTEM 105 2.1.3 A LIST OF SYMBOLS AND
ABBREVIATIONS 107 7 SECTION 2.2 A STUDY OF THE INTERNAL CONSISTENCY OF A
MINIATURE PERSONAL IDEOLOGY 107 2.2.1 THE PURPOSE OF THE STUDY 107 2.2.2
DERIVATION OF THEOREMS 107 2.2.2.1 SOME DEFINITIONS 107 2.2.2.2 BASIC
ASSUMPTIONS AND DERIVATIONS 108 2.2.2.3 SYNOPTIC TABLE OF PREDICTIONS
DERIVED 119 2.2.3 EMPIRICAL METHODS . 120 2.2.3.1 RESEARCH DESIGN 120
2.2.3.2 EMPIRICAL INDICATORS OF THEORETICAL VARIABLES . . . 120
MEASUREMENT OF TWO LEVELS OF A MINIATURE PERSONAL IDEOLOGY 120 * AN
INDEX OF INTERNAL CONSISTENCY OF MINIATURE PERSONAL IDEOLOGIES ( = IC)
125 * EXPOSURE TO THE REFERENTS OF THE PERSONAL IDEOLOGY ( = EXPR) 129 *
THE EXISTENCE OF DISLOCATED SUPPORTING SOCIAL PRESSURES ( = DSP) 130
2.2.3.3 THE DESIGN OF THE INTERVIEW SCHEDULE 132 2.2.4 EMPIRICAL RESULTS
134 2.2.4.1 INTRODUCTION 134 2.2.4.2 EMPIRICAL DATA RELEVANT TO T:2.2
AND T:5 134 2.2.4.3 AN EMPIRICAL TEST OF T:3 136 2.2.4.4 EMPIRICAL DATA
RELEVANT TO T:4 137 2.2.4.5 SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS 138 SECTION 2.3
INTENSITY, COGNITIVE DIFFERENTIATION , AND SALIENCY OF ATTI- TUDES
REGARDING CHILD CARE: A STUDY CONCERNING THE IMPACT OF THE L-VARIABLE
AND SOME EXPOSURE VARIABLES 142 2.3.1 THE PURPOSE OF THE STUDY 142 2.3.2
A MINIATURE THEORY FOR TESTING THE CONSTRUCT VALIDITY OF THE L-SCALE
142 2.3.2.1 DERIVATION OF A THEOREM CONCERNING POLARIZATION OF I A ALONG
THE L-SCALE 143 BASIC DEFINITIONS 143 * BASIC ASSUMPTIONS 144 *
DERIVATION OF THEOREM NO. 6 145 2.3.2.2 THEOREMS CONCERNING COGNITIVE
DIFFERENTIATION ( = CD) AS A FUNCTION OF COGNITIVE DISSONANCE AND OF
THE AC- CUMULATION OF STIMULUS-INFORMATION IN PARTICULAR SEGMENTS OF THE
L-SCALE 148 ( BASIC DEFINITIONS 148 * BASIC ASSUMPTIONS 150 2.3.2.3
THEOREMS CONCERNING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SA- LIENCY OF AN ATTITUDE (
= S) AND THE L-VARIABLE 157 SALIENCY OF AN ATTITUDE DEFINED 157 *
DERIVATION OF A THEOREM CONCERNING ATTITUDE SALIENCY 158 8 2.3.3
EMPIRICAL METHODS 160 2.3.3.1 RESEARCH SETTING 160 2.3.3.2 EMPIRICAL
INDICATORS OF THEORETICAL VARIABLES . . . . 161 ATTITUDE AND ATTITUDE
INTENSITY 161 * THE L-SCALE 162 * THE INDEX OF COGNITIVE DIFFERENTIATION
( = CD) 164 * THE SCALE OF AT- TITUDE SALIENCY (= S) 166 * AMOUNT OF
EXPOSURE TO ATTITUDE REFERENTS ( = EXPR) 169 * EXPOSURE TO CONCEPTS OF
CHILD REARING ( = EXPC) 170 * COGNITIVE DISSONANCE (N AA 1) 170
2.3.4 EMPIRICAL RESULTS 171 2.3.4.1 AN EMPIRICAL TEST OF THEOREM NO. 6
171 2.3.4.2 AN EMPIRICAL TEST OF THEOREMS NO. 7 AND 8 . . . . 175 2.3.5
SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS 178 SECTION 2.4 POLITICAL KNOWLEDGE AND THE
SALIENCY OF POLITICAL ATTITUDES: A REPLICATION OF THE PREVIOUS STUDY
(WITH AN APPENDIX ON SCALES AND INDICES) 181 2.4.1 INTRODUCTION 181
2.4.2 THEORETICAL DISCUSSION 181 REFERENTS OF POLITICAL ATTITUDES 181 *
A REVISED SET OF PREDICTIONS CONCERNING THE DEPENDENCE OF CD ( = K) AND
S ON THE INTERPLAY BE- TWEEN L AND SOME EXPOSURE VARIABLES 182 2.4.3
EMPIRICAL METHODS 184 2.4.3.1 SETTING AND SAMPLE 184 2.4.3.2 EMPIRICAL
INDICATORS OF THEORETICAL VARIABLES . . .185 THE K-SCALE AND THE
CD-VARIABLE 185 * THE SCALE OF SALIENCY 186 * EXPOSURE TO POLITICAL
INFORMATION ( = PI) 186 * POLITICAL CROSS-PRESSURES, COUNTER-PRESSURES,
AND UNI-DIRECTIONAL SUPPORT- ING PRESSURES AS INDICATORS OF COGNITIVE
DISSONANCE 187 2.4.4 EMPIRICAL RESULTS 188 2.4.4.1 AN EMPIRICAL TEST OF
T:7.1 AND T:7.2 188 2.4.4.2 AN EMPIRICAL TEST OF T:9.1 189 2.4.5 SUMMARY
AND CONCLUSIONS 191 2.4.6 AN APPENDIX ON SCALES AND INDICES 192 2.4.6.1
AN L-SCALE OF POLITICAL ATTITUDES 193 2.4.6.2 A SCALE OF POLITICAL
KNOWLEDGE (K) 194 2.4.6.3 SALIENCY OF POLITICAL ATTITUDES (S) 195
2.4.6.4 VERBAL EXCHANGE ABOUT POLITICAL ISSUES (VE) . . . .196 2.4.6.5
AN INDEX OF POLITICAL INTERACTION (I-ACT) 19 8 2.4.6.6 AFFECTIVE
DIFFERENTIATION OF ATTITUDES TOWARD POLITICAL PARTIES (AD) 200 2.4.6.7 A
SCALE OF POLITICAL INTEREST ( = IT) 201 2.4.6.8 A POLITICAL ALERTNESS
SCALE ( = PAL) 202 2.4.6.9 STANDARDIZATION OF SCALES 204 SECTION 2.5
SOME FOCAL PROCESSES IN A DEMOCRATIC POLITICAL SYSTEM . . 206 2.5.1
INTRODUCTION 2.5.1.1 . A MODEL OF DEMOCRACY 206 (A) OPINION FORMATION
208 * (B) ELECTIONS AND VOTES 209 * (C) PARLIAMENTARY DECISION 209 * (D)
POPULAR EVALUATION OF PARLIA- MENTARY DECISIONS 210 2.5.1.2 THE PURPOSE
OF THE PRESENT STUDY 210 (A) OPINION FORMATION 210 * (B) ELECTIONS AND
VOTES 210 * (C) PARLIAMENTARY DECISION 210 * (D) POPULAR EVALUATION OF
PARLIA- MENTARY DECISIONS 2.5.1.3 ANALYSIS AND DEFINITION OF DEPENDENT
VARIABLES . . . 211 ELECTORAL PARTICIPATION 212 * POLITICAL INVOLVEMENT
AMONG VOTERS 220 * DISCREPANCY AND IMBALANCE BETWEEN PARTY NORMS AND
VOTERS OPINIONS 225 2.5.1.4 INDEPENDENT VARIABLES 243 SOCIAL PRESSURES:
STRENGTH AND DIRECTION 244 * THE TIME VARIABLE 251 * THE DEGREE OF
VERBAL EXCHANGE ABOUT POLITICAL ISSUES 253 * THE DEGREE OF POLITICAL
INTERACTION 254 * THE PROBABILITY OF BEING INFORMED 255 * AFFECTIVE
DIFFERENTIATION OF ATTITUDES TOWARD PAR- TIES 255 * INDEPENDENCE OF
AFFECTIVE LOADING OF AFFECTIVE ATTITUDES 257 * POLITICAL ALERTNESS 257
2.5.1.5 INTERRELATIONS BETWEEN INDEPENDENT VARIABLES . . . 257 2.5.1.6
SUB-DIVISIONS OF THE SAMPLE 259 2.5.2 ELECTORAL PARTICIPATION 260
2.5.2.1 SOCIAL PRESSURES, THE INTEREST FACTOR, AND THE RATE OF VOTING: A
PRIMARY HYPOTHESIS AND SOME EMPIRICAL DATA . . . 260 2.5.2.2 THE NEED
FOR PSYCHOLOGICAL MEDIATORS 262 2.5.2.3 TWO TYPES OF INTERNAL CONCERN
WITH POLITICS*INSTRU- MENTAL AND EXPRESSIVE 263 2.5.2.4 THE INTERPLAY OF
INTERNAL CONCERN AND SOCIAL PRES- SURES IN NO-PRESS AND UNI-PRESS
SITUATIONS 269 SOCIAL PRESSURES AND THE INSTRUMENTAL TYPE OF CONCERN:
THEORY AND DATA 269 * SOCIAL PRESSURES AND THE EXPRESSIVE-INSTRUMENTAL
DI- MENSION OF AN INTERNAL CONCERN FOR POLITICS: THEORETICAL ANALYSIS
278 * SOCIAL PRESSURES AND THE EXPRESSIVE-INSTRUMENTAL DIMENSION OF AN
INTERNAL CONCERN FOR POLITICS: EMPIRICAL DATA 294 2.5.2.5 THE INTERPLAY
OF EXTERNAL PRESSURES AND INTERNAL CON- CERN IN THE CROSS-PRESSURE
SITUATION 303 APPROACHES TO CROSS-PRESSURE 303 * TYPES OF PSYCHOLOGICAL
CON- FLICT 303 * POLITICAL CROSS-PRESSURES IN TERMS OF PSYCHOLOGICAL
CONFLICT 304 * THE DYNAMICS OF DIFFERENT TYPES OF CONFLICT 307 *
SELECTIVE RESPONSE OR WITHHELD RESPONSE IN CROSS-PRESSURE SITUA- TIONS:
THEORY AND DATA 311 * CROSS-PRESSURES AS QUASI-CONFLICTS 326 *
COMPROMISE AS A RESPONSE TO CROSS-PRESSURE 328 * FUSION OF
CROSS-PRESSURES 330 * DISSOCIATION OF CROSS-PRESSURES 330 2.5.2.6
SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS 338 2.5.3 PERSONAL INVOLVEMENT IN POLITICS 340
2.5.3.1 OUTLINES OF AN EXCHANGE THEORY OF INTEREST . . . . 340 SOME
INDEPENDENT VARIABLES SUGGESTED BY THE EXCHANGE THEORY OF INTEREST 341
10 2.5.3.2 PERSONAL INVOLVEMENT: THE EMOTIONAL ASPECT OF IN- TEREST
SELF-RATINGS 344 2.5.3.3 CLASSIFICATION OF POLITICAL ENVIRONMENTS IN
TERMS RELEVANT TO AN EXCHANGE THEORY OF INVOLVEMENT 348 2.5.3.4 SOME
HYPOTHESES REGARDING PERSONAL INVOLVEMENT IN POLITICS AS DEPENDENT UPON
THE EXTENT AND DEPTH OF EXCHANGE BETWEEN A SUBJECT AND HIS POLITICAL
ENVIRONMENT 35O 1 THE AFFINITY EFFECT 350 * AN EMPIRICAL TEST OF THE
AFFINITY HYPO- THESIS 352 2.5.3.5 SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS 354 2.5.4
DISCREPANCY AND IMBALANCE OF INDIVIDUAL OPINIONS IN RELATION TO PARTY
NORMS 355 2.5.4.1 INTERGENERATIONAL CROSS-PRESSURE AS A CAUSE OF IM-
BALANCED DISCREPANCY 355 2.5.4.2 IMBALANCED DISCREPANCY AS AN EFFECT OF
INTERPLAY BE- TWEEN CROSS-PRESSURE AND TYPE OF POLITICAL CONCERN . . . .
356 ADAPTATION OF THE PERSONAL IDEOLOGY MODEL 356 * FURTHER ANA- LYSIS
INVOLVING IMBALANCED DISCREPANCY 375 * SUGGESTIONS FOR FU- TURE RESEARCH
REGARDING IMBALANCED DISCREPANCY AND RELATED PHE- NOMENA 392 2.5.4.3
SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS 395 2.5.5 HOMO-POLITICAL SELECTIVITY IN THE
TRANSMISSION OF POLITICAL OPINIONS 399 2.5.5.1 INTRODUCTORY REMARKS
ABOUT THE SAMPLE FOR THIS STUDY 399 2.5.5.2 A COROLLARY CONCERNING
HOMO-POLITICAL SELECTIVITY IN THE TRANSMISSION OF POLITICAL OPINIONS 400
2.5.5.3 EMPIRICAL INDICATORS OF THEORETICAL VARIABLES . . . . 401 THE
L-SCALE 401 * HOMO-POLITICAL SELECTIVITY IN SENDING POLITICAL OPINIONS
402 * HOMO-POLITICAL SELECTIVITY IN RECEIVING POLITICAL OPINIONS 403
2.5.5.4 SOME RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN AGE AND EDUCATIONAL LEVEL AND DEGREE
OF HOMO-POLITICAL SELECTIVITY 405 2.5.5.5 AN EMPIRICAL TEST OF C:5 406
2.5.5.6 SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS 408 SECTION 2.6 GENERAL CONCLUSIONS 409
THE IMPORTANCE OF THE L-VARIABLE 409 * THE INTERPLAY OF L AND ITS SOCIAL
CONTEXT 409 * CURVILINEARITY OF RELATIONS BETWEEN L AND OTHER VARIABLES
409 * INTENSIFICATION OR EXTENSION OF ACTIVITY 410 * THE WEARING-OUT
EFFECT 411 * DISSOCIATION OF SYMBOL ACTS AND REFERENT ACTS 412 *
DEPENDENCE ON THE QUALITY OF INFORMATION REGARDING ATTITUDE REFERENTS
413 * DEMOCRATIC PROCESSES 413 APPENDICES I-IV 414 SWEDISH AND ENGLISH
VERSIONS OF INTERVIEW QUESTIONS AND OF QUES- TIONNAIRES BIBLIOGRAPHY 466
LIST OF SYMBOLS AND ABBREVIATIONS 473
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| spellingShingle | Himmelstrand, Ulf 1924-2011 Social pressures, attitudes and democratic processes Attitude (Psychologie) - Évaluation Communication Attitude (Psychology) Testing |
| subject_GND | (DE-588)4113937-9 |
| title | Social pressures, attitudes and democratic processes |
| title_auth | Social pressures, attitudes and democratic processes |
| title_exact_search | Social pressures, attitudes and democratic processes |
| title_full | Social pressures, attitudes and democratic processes |
| title_fullStr | Social pressures, attitudes and democratic processes |
| title_full_unstemmed | Social pressures, attitudes and democratic processes |
| title_short | Social pressures, attitudes and democratic processes |
| title_sort | social pressures attitudes and democratic processes |
| topic | Attitude (Psychologie) - Évaluation Communication Attitude (Psychology) Testing |
| topic_facet | Attitude (Psychologie) - Évaluation Communication Attitude (Psychology) Testing Hochschulschrift |
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