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Basic human values and political judgment: A broader approach
Paul Goren
, Matthew Motta
Political Science (Twin Cities)
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Value Judgments
100%
Political Judgment
100%
Basic Human Values
100%
Political Values
100%
Public Opinion
66%
Domain-specific Values
66%
Value Framework
66%
Social Sciences
33%
Politics
33%
Political Candidates
33%
Conservation Value
33%
Innocent
33%
The Self
33%
Value-based Approach
33%
Political Behavior
33%
American Citizens
33%
Universalism
33%
Multiple Issues
33%
Value Model
33%
Opinion Formation
33%
Ideological Principles
33%
Shape Evaluation
33%
Universalism Values
33%
Lieu
33%
Political Leadership
33%
Social Sciences
Basic Value
100%
Political Behavior
50%
Opinion Formation
50%
Social Science
50%
Politics
50%
Political Leader
50%