James Glen Stovall
Biographic Data
| ID | 1067698 |
|---|---|
| NAME | James Glen Stovall |
| GIVEN NAMES | James Glen |
| FAMILY NAME | Stovall |
| SIGNATURE | STOVALL J G |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Alabama |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 6 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 6 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1979 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1991 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Social Predispositions for the Development of Sense of Community
The study examined whether two types of social variables set the stage for the development of sense of community in 236 adults (91 men, 145 women) from 41 of the 67 counties in Alabama. Multiple regression showed both types of social variables, the need for affiliation and having been raised with siblings, were significantly and positively related to scores on a measure of sense of community
The 1986 Election in Alabama
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Incumbency and News Coverage of the 1980 Presidential Election Campaign
the enduring myths of the American political system. Incumbents enjoy many advantages in running for election which challengers do not have. Much of the evidence we have about incumbency supports this myth. About 90 percent of congressmen and 80 percent of United States senators are able to hold onto their seats if they wish to, according to Boyd (1974), and the president is one of the safest incumbents. Reedy (1970) points out that the tradition…
Incumbency and News Coverage of the 1980 Presidential Election Campaign
The Polls as a News Event in the 1980 Presidential Campaign
Public opinion polls made up 15 percent of the news events covered during the 1980 presidential election campaign, but news stories generated by polls were no more likely to receive better play in the 50 newspapers studied than other stories about the campaign. Horserace polls were popular with editors during the last two weeks of the campaign
Conflict in the Colonies the London Times Coverage of Watergate From the Break-in To the Pardon
The Polls as a News Event in the 1980 Presidential Campaign
Public opinion polls made up 15 percent of the news events covered during the 1980 presidential election campaign, but news stories generated by polls were no more likely to receive better play in the 50 newspapers studied than other stories about the campaign. Horserace polls were popular with editors during the last two weeks of the campaign
Conflict in the Colonies the London Times Coverage of Watergate From the Break-in To the Pardon
Incumbency and News Coverage of the 1980 Presidential Election Campaign
the enduring myths of the American political system. Incumbents enjoy many advantages in running for election which challengers do not have. Much of the evidence we have about incumbency supports this myth. About 90 percent of congressmen and 80 percent of United States senators are able to hold onto their seats if they wish to, according to Boyd (1974), and the president is one of the safest incumbents. Reedy (1970) points out that the tradition…
Incumbency and News Coverage of the 1980 Presidential Election Campaign
The Polls as a News Event in the 1980 Presidential Campaign
Public opinion polls made up 15 percent of the news events covered during the 1980 presidential election campaign, but news stories generated by polls were no more likely to receive better play in the 50 newspapers studied than other stories about the campaign. Horserace polls were popular with editors during the last two weeks of the campaign
The 1986 Election in Alabama
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
Social Predispositions for the Development of Sense of Community
The study examined whether two types of social variables set the stage for the development of sense of community in 236 adults (91 men, 145 women) from 41 of the 67 counties in Alabama. Multiple regression showed both types of social variables, the need for affiliation and having been raised with siblings, were significantly and positively related to scores on a measure of sense of community
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