Attitudes of Students toward Politically Relevant Groups.

Wilson, Warner

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Publication Date: 1986

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Attitudes of Students toward Politically Relevant Groups.

Wilson, Warner

Social Behavior and Personality, v14 n1 p59-67 1986

College students (N=155) who did not attend the anti-Vietnam War moratoriums in 1969 and 20 who did attend indicated their degree of liking for five groups chosen to represent authority, and five groups chosen to represent opposition to authority. The non-attenders liked the first groups more and the second groups less than did the attenders. (Author/KS)

Descriptors: Attitudes, Authoritarianism, Bias, Higher Education, Political Attitudes, Political Issues, Power Structure, Psychological Patterns, Racial Attitudes, Status, Student Attitudes, Undergraduate Students

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