Entry:
Raden, David, "Are Scores on Conventional Attitudes Scales Confounded with Other Measures of Attitude Strength? Findings from the General Social Survey," Psychological Reports, 64 (June, 1989), 1247-1252.
Abstract:
Measures of attitude strength over feminist issues, except for degree of firmness, when used as independent variables towards attitudes to sex roles, produced mean attitude scale scores for the different strength levels which varied significantly. The mean scale scores were generally greater for higher levels of strength.
GSS Years:1983
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GSS Codebook Variables referenced by document: |
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Variable Name |
Variable Label |
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| FEIMP |
IMPORTANCE OF WOMENS RIGHTS ISSUE TO R |
| FECARE |
RS CONCERN ABOUT WOMENS RIGHTS |
| FETHINK |
HOW OFT R & FRNDS THINK ABT WOMENS RGTS |
| FEINFO |
HOW MUCH INFO R HAS ON WOMENS RGTS |
| FEFIRM |
HOW FIRM IS RS OPINION ON WOMENS RGHTS |
| SEX |
RESPONDENTS SEX |
| FORM |
FORM OF SPLIT QUESTIONNAIRE ASKED |
| FEHOME |
WOMEN TAKE CARE OF HOME NOT COUNTRY |
| FEPOL |
WOMEN NOT SUITED FOR POLITICS |
| FEPRES |
VOTE FOR WOMAN PRESIDENT |