The Measurement of Political Deference — Some Australian Data

The concept of political deference as an explanation for English voting behaviour has been both a popular one and one that has recently come under attack. Writers who have found it useful in explanation include McKenzie and Silver and Nordlinger. Writers who have attacked it include Parkin and Kavanagh. A somewhat intermediate position is taken by Jessop

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• The Working Class Tories

  Eric A Nordlinger•Working Class Tories•1967

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• Note On a Simplified Method of Computing Test Reliability

  Open Access•Cyril J Hoyt•Educational and Psychological…•1941

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• An “attitude to authority” scale

  Open Access•John J Ray•Australian Psychologist•1971

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• Coefficient alpha and the internal structure of tests

  Open Access•Lee J Cronbach•Psychometrika•1951

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• Statistical Theories of Mental Test Scores

  William W Rozeboom, Frederic M Lord et al.•American Educational Research…•1969

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• A Suggested Index of the Association of Social Class and Voting

  Robert R Alford•Public Opinion Quarterly•1962

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• The Deferential English

  Open Access•Dennis Kavanagh•Government and Opposition•1971

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• Civility and Traditionalism in English Political Culture

  Open Access•B Jessop, R D Jessop•British Journal of Political…•1971

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• Working-Class Conservatives

  Frank Parkin•British Journal of Sociology•1967

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