344 Pages
by
Routledge
344 Pages
by
Routledge
317 Pages
by
Routledge
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In writing The Psychology of Politics, Hans Eysenck had two aims in mind: to write a book about modern developments in the field of attitude studies which would be intelligible to the layman; and one that would integrate into one consistent theoretical system a large number of contributions on the topic from different fields. Eysenck believes that science has something to say about such... Read more
INTRODUCTION I VOTING, ATTITUDES, AND SOCIAL CLASS II PUBLIC OPINION POLLS III OPINION AND ATTITUDE MEASUREMENT IV THE ORGANIZATION OF SOCIAL ATTITUDES V ATTITUDES, VALUES, AND INTERESTS VI IDEOLOGY AND TEMPERAMENT VII AGGRESSIVENESS, DOMINANCE AND RIGIDITY VIII A THEORY OF POLITICAL ACTION IX SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS
Biography
Hans J. Eysenck
