Exemple de utilizare a Voting behavior în Engleză și traducerile lor în Română
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New example on Congressional voting behavior added.
So it not only predicted self-reported political orientation, but actual voting behavior. And also we were able, with this sample, to look across the world, in 121 different countries we asked the same questions, and as you can see, this is 121 countries collapsed into 10 different geographical regions.
Facebook also has developed a process to link their records to voting behavior;
We looked at smoking and drinking behavior, and voting behavior, and divorce-- which can spread-- and altruism.
So it not only predicted self-reported political orientation, but actual voting behavior.
When we actually looked at not just self-reported political orientation, but voting behavior, we were able to look geographically across the nation.
Women did respond to these issues, butin terms of general voting they shared the same outlook and the same voting behavior as men.
In fact, they were particularly interested in comparing reported voting behavior in surveys with validated voting behavior(i.e., the information in the Catalist database).
But, Goldthorpe andcolleagues somehow“forgot” to collect information about the voting behavior of women.
In understanding how we engage with media,so understanding virality and voting behavior; and also empowering or emotion-enabling technology, and I want to share some examples that are especially close to my heart.
Researchers at Facebook developed a procedure to probabilisticsly link their records to voting behavior(Jones et al. 2013);
When we actually looked at not just self-reported political orientation, but voting behavior, we were able to look geographically across the nation. What we found was that in regions in which people reported high levels of disgust sensitivity, McCain got more votes. .
Researchers at Facebook developed a procedure to probabilistically link their records to voting behavior(Jones et al. 2013);
To draw wider conclusions regarding the impact of existing theoretical models on voting behavior and their applicability in specific situations.
The term"mediacracy" was first coined in 1974 by writer and political commentator Kevin Phillips, who used the term in the title of his book Mediacracy: American Parties and Politics in the Communications Age.[1] Since then, the concept has gained popularity and is used by political scientists andresearchers alike to discuss the impact of media on both voting behavior and cultural trends.
In addition to this information, Ansolabehere andHersh were particularly interested in comparing reported voting behavior to validated voting behavior(i.e., the information in the Catalist database).
But these voting records have now been digitized, and a number of private companieshave systematically collected and merged them to produce comprehensive master voting files that contain the voting behavior of all Americans.
Since then, the concept has gained popularity and is used by political scientists andresearchers alike to discuss the impact of media on both voting behavior and cultural trends.
This made it very difficult, but not impossible, for political scientists to have a complete picture of the electorate andto compare what people say in surveys about voting with their actual voting behavior(Ansolabehere and Hersh 2012).
This made it difficult, but not impossible, for political scientists to have a complete picture of the electorate andto compare what people say in surveys about voting to their actual voting behavior(Ansolabehere and Hersh 2012).