age and voting 0.0 / 5 ? Government & Politicsage and voting UniversityNone Created by: GraceCreated on: 05-01-18 12:59 what do Butler and Stokes (1974) and Campbell, Miller and Stokes (1960) say political preferences and PID become more stable over time 1 of 8 what does the impressionable years hyp. suggest youngest adults have the least stable attitudes, they stabilise in early adulthood and become difficult to stabilise later on 2 of 8 what is the period effects hypothesis less 'affective' attitudes and orientations never harden and stability increases and decreased based on political context 3 of 8 what explains most short term changes between elections (Gomez 2015) conversion/switching 4 of 8 what is more likely to explain changes between elections over time cohort replacement 5 of 8 what did franklin and ladner 1995 show about generational replacement post-war realignment in the uk 6 of 8 what did tilley and evans find in 2014 in the UK older people more likely to vote con. and cohorts socialised under con. govt. are more conservative 7 of 8 what did Van der Brug 2010 find was most important for the generation born before 1950 structural voting 8 of 8
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