How family members perceive each other; political and social attitudes in two generations

Social scientists usually collect information about the values, attitudes, characteristics, and behavior of family members by interviewing just one family member. Niemi raises serious questions about the validity of this method. His results are based on interviews with high school seniors and their...

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Main Author:	Niemi, Richard G
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	New Haven : Yale University Press, 1974 New Haven, 1974 New Haven : 1974
Subjects:	Families > United States Family life surveys > United States Family life surveys Family > United States Political socialization Social perception Attitude Family Social Perception Families United States

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