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IX. The Reinforcement Effect
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Paul F. Lazarsfeld
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter I
- Preface to the Third Edition V
- Preface to the Second Edition XIX
- Acknowledgments XLI
- Contents XLIII
- I. Introduction 1
- II . Erie County, Ohio, 1940 10
- III . Social Differences between Republicans and Democrats 16
- IV. Ideological Differences between Republicans and Democrats 28
- V. Participation in the Election 40
- VI. Time of Final Decision 52
- VII. The Types of Changes 65
- VIII. The Activation Effect 73
- IX. The Reinforcement Effect 87
- X. The Conversion Effect 94
- XI. The Over-All Effect of the Campaign 101
- XII. Anticipation of the Winner 105
- XIII. What the Voters Were Told 110
- XIV. The Radio and the Printed Page 120
- XV. The Political Homogeneity of Social Groups 137
- XVI. The Nature of Personal Influence 150
- Notes 159
- Appendix: Construction of Indices 174
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter I
- Preface to the Third Edition V
- Preface to the Second Edition XIX
- Acknowledgments XLI
- Contents XLIII
- I. Introduction 1
- II . Erie County, Ohio, 1940 10
- III . Social Differences between Republicans and Democrats 16
- IV. Ideological Differences between Republicans and Democrats 28
- V. Participation in the Election 40
- VI. Time of Final Decision 52
- VII. The Types of Changes 65
- VIII. The Activation Effect 73
- IX. The Reinforcement Effect 87
- X. The Conversion Effect 94
- XI. The Over-All Effect of the Campaign 101
- XII. Anticipation of the Winner 105
- XIII. What the Voters Were Told 110
- XIV. The Radio and the Printed Page 120
- XV. The Political Homogeneity of Social Groups 137
- XVI. The Nature of Personal Influence 150
- Notes 159
- Appendix: Construction of Indices 174