322 Comparative Voting Behaviour 0.0 / 5 ? Government & PoliticsTheories of Voting UniversityOther Created by: GraceCreated on: 05-01-18 11:56 What theory of voting behaviour comes from the Columbia School? Socio-structural theory 1 of 14 What school does the rational choice theory come from Chicago 2 of 14 what 3 conditions are needed for social influence to work (lazarsfeld, berelson and mcphee 1954) social differentiation, transmissibility and contact 3 of 14 Which condition did Lipset and Rokkan (1967) NOT suggest was needed for cleavages to emerge? Revolution 4 of 14 Who wrote Political Change in Britain and when? Butler and Stokes 1969 5 of 14 How are socio-psychological attachments (AKA Party ID) formed? socialisation and influence from family 6 of 14 when does the immunisation process happen and what does it cause? early adulthood - stable and lasting PID 7 of 14 what can lead to a weak or even no PID conflicting influences and forces 8 of 14 what can PID NOT determine swing from one party to another 9 of 14 what did Zuckerman 2007 say? people identifying with a certain party are unlikely to ever vote for their parties main opposition 10 of 14 who proposed the rational choice theory in 1957 Downs 11 of 14 what do voters use as short cut to rationally decide their preferred party ideology 12 of 14 what 2 things does the theory of the median voter suggest parties will converge on their ideologies and become more similar 13 of 14 what is the name of Rabinowitz and MacDonald's theory (1989) Directional Theory 14 of 14
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