Paul R Hagner
Biographic Data
| ID | 1068233 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Paul R Hagner |
| GIVEN NAMES | Paul R |
| FAMILY NAME | Hagner |
| SIGNATURE | HAGNER P R |
| AFFILIATIONS | Washington State University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 44 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 6 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1982 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1996 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Context Effects in Ethical Evaluations
Context effects have traditionally been explored as a reliability concern and detected through the use of univariate, test/retest techniques. We argue that context effects may actually represent a threat to validity and, as a consequence, traditional univariate measurement techniques will fail to detect their full impact. Using an experimental design which manipulates the context of questions involving ethics, we demonstrate that priming influenc…
Jack Benton Gabbert
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Racial Differences in Political Conceptualization
Racial Differences in Political Conceptualization
r _ HE 1960s was tumultuous time in American politics. Social scientists confronted host of questions arising out of that turmoil, some of the most significant of which concerned differences in attitudes. One focus was cynicism and support. In the late 1960s black children exhibited greater cynicism than did white children (Abramson 1977), pattern shared by adults (Miller 1974). Similarly, Aberbach and Walker found series of differences in orient…
Correlative Characteristics of Levels of Conceptualization in The American Public 1956-1976
Since The American Voter introduced the "levels of conceptualization" measure, its theoretical potential has been recognized and it has been used widely as an indicator of public evaluations of politics. However, replication and extension of the measure have been limited. If it is to have utility in the study of change in mass political thinking, its validity and cross-time reliability must be established. This paper establishes validity by refer…
Conceptualization and Party Identification
IWo conditions allow a test of the explanation posed in 1970. First, since 1964 at least two campaigns have had substantial ideological content with the focus on the Democratic party: 1968 and 1972 (Page, 1978).' Second, the original measure of the levels of conceptualization presented in The American Voter (Campbell et al., 1960) now has been content coded for each Center for Political Studies presidential election data set from 1956 to 1976. Th…
Correlative Characteristics of Levels of Conceptualization in The American Public 1956-1976
Since The American Voter introduced the "levels of conceptualization" measure, its theoretical potential has been recognized and it has been used widely as an indicator of public evaluations of politics. However, replication and extension of the measure have been limited. If it is to have utility in the study of change in mass political thinking, its validity and cross-time reliability must be established. This paper establishes validity by refer…
Conceptualization and Party Identification
IWo conditions allow a test of the explanation posed in 1970. First, since 1964 at least two campaigns have had substantial ideological content with the focus on the Democratic party: 1968 and 1972 (Page, 1978).' Second, the original measure of the levels of conceptualization presented in The American Voter (Campbell et al., 1960) now has been content coded for each Center for Political Studies presidential election data set from 1956 to 1976. Th…
Correlative Characteristics of Levels of Conceptualization in The American Public 1956-1976
Since The American Voter introduced the "levels of conceptualization" measure, its theoretical potential has been recognized and it has been used widely as an indicator of public evaluations of politics. However, replication and extension of the measure have been limited. If it is to have utility in the study of change in mass political thinking, its validity and cross-time reliability must be established. This paper establishes validity by refer…
Conceptualization and Party Identification
IWo conditions allow a test of the explanation posed in 1970. First, since 1964 at least two campaigns have had substantial ideological content with the focus on the Democratic party: 1968 and 1972 (Page, 1978).' Second, the original measure of the levels of conceptualization presented in The American Voter (Campbell et al., 1960) now has been content coded for each Center for Political Studies presidential election data set from 1956 to 1976. Th…
Racial Differences in Political Conceptualization
Racial Differences in Political Conceptualization
r _ HE 1960s was tumultuous time in American politics. Social scientists confronted host of questions arising out of that turmoil, some of the most significant of which concerned differences in attitudes. One focus was cynicism and support. In the late 1960s black children exhibited greater cynicism than did white children (Abramson 1977), pattern shared by adults (Miller 1974). Similarly, Aberbach and Walker found series of differences in orient…
Context Effects in Ethical Evaluations
Context effects have traditionally been explored as a reliability concern and detected through the use of univariate, test/retest techniques. We argue that context effects may actually represent a threat to validity and, as a consequence, traditional univariate measurement techniques will fail to detect their full impact. Using an experimental design which manipulates the context of questions involving ethics, we demonstrate that priming influenc…
Jack Benton Gabbert
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. As you have access to this content, a full PDF is available via the ‘Save PDF’ action button
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