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any person has an equal chance of being interviewed |
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alaignment of interest groups and voting blocks who voted democrat from 1932-1966 --> democratic majority, mostly because of southern support |
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priviledged ruling class; runs politics |
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group of people who posses a disproportionate share of money or political power |
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liberal views on economics and conservative views on social matters. - strong govt
- reduced economic inequality
- regulated business
- stricter social and criminal sactions
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conservative on economic matters and liberal on social ones - want a small weak govt
- maximization of liberty both socially and economically
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the slight difference obtained in all surveys |
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emphasising some aspects of a survey to give them more "weight" than another portion |
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biased selection, non random |
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a group of people in which peeple are asked about their attitudes towards (something) |
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a type of polling currently being used by the media and online --> instant results |
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a type of poll in which an organization attempts to influence people under the guise of conducting a poll |
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"copycat" behavior; people often do things because other people do them |
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the proportion of individuals who refuse to give the information sought |
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a poll of voters taken immediatly after they have exited polling stations |
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A poll conducted each day to assess trends caused by new advertising, public events, etc |
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a question which creates incorrect results; often worded oddly, etc. |
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people behave differently in different situations because context is significant in decision making |
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how you, as surveyor, decide to ask for data |
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