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Total cards: 17•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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Public Opinion

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the aggregate of individual attitudes or beliefs shared by some portion of the adult population. There are many different publics of many different opinions

#2
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Polling

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a method of systematically questioning a small selected sample of respondents who are deemed representative of whole population

#3
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Political socialization

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the process whereby people acquire their basic political values, attitudes, beliefs, and patterns of citizenship

#4
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Agents of socialization

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Family Education Religion Peers Race Sex/gender gap Social class Generational cohorts/key events

#5
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Media

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Channels of mass communication

#6
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Main goals of media

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1) Agenda setting 2) priming 3) framing 4) soundbite 5) spin/spin doctor

#7
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Agenda setting

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Determining which public policy solutions will be debated or considered

#8
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Priming

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Using only certain facts to shape the public response to an issue

#9
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Framing

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The technique of embedding an issue in particular examples or storylines to alter public perception of an issue

#10
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Soundbite

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A brief/memorable comment that can easily be fit into news broadcast

#11
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Spin/spin doctor

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An interpretation of political events that is favorable to a politician or party

#12
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Madison‘s politics of faction

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Involve… Social movements Political parties Interest groups

#13
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James Q Wilson’s typology

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• solitary – social • material - economic • purposive - ideological

#14
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PACs

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Stands for “political action committee” It is a financial wing of interest groups ( access vs rent seeking)

#15
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Lobbyists

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Agents of interest groups

#16
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Iron triangles

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• Legislative committee (members of Congress) • lobbyists • agencies

#17
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Issue Networks

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• a more democratic weight of the iron triangle; it includes more of the public • legislative committees • lobbyist • agencies • civil Society/grassroots organizations