POL SCI 40 Lecture Notes - Lecture 9: Snowball Sampling, Medicaid, Alf Landon
29 Apr 2016
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Internet mail i. e roper center, gallup organization, yougov. If i first told you that ucla was spending 10 million dollars on improving the flower gardens around campus while also raising tuition, would you be more or less likely to do it. Ask about raising taxes before you aks about funding welfare and medicaid. Ask about whether families should have to starve or go without medicine before you ask about funding welfare and medicaid. You don"t have to change underlying attitudes to change opinion. Qomen tend to say ddont know more than men. People more likely to say "don"t know" in in person interviews rather than self completed modes. The mention of particularly potent symbols (shirts worn by interviewers) The context frames the question, the frame determins which attitudes you express. Framing explains how media and campaigns affect people"s opinions. Stories about a person or a family (episodic frame) vs broad stories about poverty (thematic frame)
