Gender and Voting 0.0 / 5 ? Government & PoliticsGender and Voting UniversityNone Created by: GraceCreated on: 05-01-18 12:29 what parties were women more likely to support in the 50s/60s/70s centre right 1 of 12 which country was the first to start reversing the traditional gender gap in voting behaviour in the mid 1970s USA 2 of 12 where did the weakening of womens traditional conservatism take place advanced, industrialised countries 3 of 12 what did Inglehart and Norris 2000 find had happened in most advanced industrialised democracies since the 1980s women had realigned to be more likely to lean towards supporting left parties 4 of 12 what did Inglehart and Norris find to be the mean L/R ideologies for men and women in 1999 Men - 5.3 Women - 5.2 5 of 12 what does 'socio-structural position of men and women' mean differences in: experience of working, church attendance and education 6 of 12 what is not a situational constraint which explains why women vote differently to men political attitudes 7 of 12 who developed the modernisation theory in 2000 inglehart and norris 8 of 12 what has modernisation led to womens values, political attitudes and preferences becoming more left wing 9 of 12 who argues that men have become more right wing in the USA Kaufmann and Petrocik 1999 10 of 12 what did Kauffman and Petroick 1999 consider to explain 70% of the gender gap in the US men and women weighing issues differently (salience) 11 of 12 What did Coffe 2013 say women are more interested in community linked issues 12 of 12
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