Public Opinion Quarterly 1991: Vol 55 Index

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INDEX TO VOLUME 55, 1991
Aberbach, Joel D., review of Herring, Ce- Environments in the 1988 Presidential
dric, Splitting the Middle: Political Contest, 371-94
Alienation, Acquiescence, and Activism Bennett, Stephen Earl, review of Smith,
among America’s Middle _ Layers, Eric R. A. N., The Unchanging Ameri-
467-68 can Voter, 463-65
Abramson, Paul R., John H. Aldrich, and Benton, J. Edwin, and John L. Daly, A
David Rohde, Change and Continuity in Question Order Effect in a Local Gov-
the 1988 Elections, reviewed, 307-8 ernment Survey, 640—42
Achen, Christopher H., Interpreting and Berry, William D., and Stanley Feldman,
Using Regression, reviewed, 151-55 Multiple Regression in Practice, re-
Ace. Danigelis, Nicholas L., and Stephen viewed, 151-55
J. Cutler, Cohort Trends in Attitudes Bias. Schwarz, Nobert, Barbel Knauper,
about Law and Order: Who’s Leading and Hans-J. Hippler, Rating Scales: Nu-
the Conservative Wave? 24-49 meric Values May Change the Meaning
AIDS. Singer, Eleanor, Theresa F. Rog- of Scale Labels. 570-82
ers, and Marc B. Glassman, Public Bishop, George F., review of Rosenberg,
Opinion about AIDS Before and After Shawn W., Reason, Ideology and Poli-
the 1988 U.S. Government Public Infor- tics, 678-80
mation Campaign, 161-79 Blair, Edward, see Burton, Scot, and Ed-
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR PuBLIC OPINION ward Blair
RESEARCH. Proceedings of the 46th con- Bobo, Lawrence, Poll Review Reply:
ference, 469-70; Award, 471; Confer- Running the R.A.C.E.? 131-34
ence program, 480-91; Membership Bolstein, Richard, Comparison of the
meeting, 492-96; Presidential address, Likelihood to Vote among Preelection
472-79 Poll Respondents and Nonrespondents,
Attitupes. Bassili, John N., and Joseph 648-50
F. Fletcher, Response-Time Measure- Borg, Marian J., see Finkel, Steven E.,
ment in Survey Research: A Method for Thomas M. Guterbock, and Marian J.
CATI and a New Look at Nonattitudes, Borg
331-46; Easterlin, Richard A., and Ei- Bower, Robert T. In Memoriam, 128-30
leen M. Crimmins, Private Materialism, Bradburn, Norman, see Tourangeau,
Personal Self-fulfillment, Family Life, Roger, Kenneth A. Rasinski, and Nor-
and Public Interest: The Nature, Ef- man Bradburn
fects, and Causes of Recent Changes in Burton, Scot, and Edward Blair, Task
the Values of American Youth, 499- Conditions, Response Formulation Pro-
533; Schwarz, Norbert, Fritz Strack, cesses, and Response Accuracy for Be-
and Hans-Peter Mai, Assimilation and havioral Frequency Questions in Sur-
Contrast Effects in Part-Whole Ques- veys, 50-79
tion Sequences: A Conversational Logic Campbell, Richard T., Review Essay: The
Analysis, 3-23 Sage University Papers on Regression
AttitupEs. CHANGE. Danigelis, Nicholas Analysis, 151-55
L., and Stephen J. Cutler, Cohort Canaba. Mauser, Gary A., and Craig Fitz-
Trends in Attitudes about Law and Or- simmons, The Short-Term Effect of
der: Who’s Leading the Conservative Election Polls on Foreign Exchange
Wave? 24-49 Rates: The 1988 Canadian Federal Elec-
ATTITUDES. RESEARCH. Dixon, Richard D., tion, 232-40
Roger C. Lowery, Diane E. Levy, and CENTRAL America. Miller, Peter V., Poll
Kenneth F. Ferraro, Self-Interest and Review: Which Side Are You On? The
Public Opinion toward Smoking Poli- 1990 Nicaraguan Poll Debacle, 281-302
cies: A Replication and Extension, Childers, Terry L., see Yammarino, Fran-
241-54 cis J., Steven J. Skinner, and Terry L.
Bassili, John N., and Joseph F. Fletcher, Childers
Response-Time Measurement in Survey Citrin, Jack, Donald Green, and David
Research: A Method for CATI and a Sears, Reply to Comment by Charlotte
New Look at Nonattitudes, 331-46 Steeh, 150
Beck, Paul Allen, Voters’ Intermediation CocniTion. Bassili, John N., and Joseph
Index to Volume 55 682
F. Fletcher, Response-Time Measure- Dunlap, Riley E., and Rik Scarce, Poll
ment in Survey Research: A Method for Trend: Environmental Problems and
CATI and a New Look at Nonattitudes, Protection, 651-72
331-46; Burton, Scot, and Edward Easterlin. Richard A., and Eileen M.
Blair, Task Conditions, Response For- Crimmins, Private Materialism, Per-
muiation Processes, and Response Ac- sonal Self-fulfillment, Family Life, and
curacy for Behavioral Frequency Ques- Public Interest: The Nature, Effects,
tions in Surveys, 50-79 and Causes of Recent Changes in the
Conort ANAcysis. Danigelis, Nicholas L., Values of American Youth, 499-533
and Stephen J. Cutler, Cohort Trends in Epucation. Sanders, Stephanie A., Mary
Attitudes about Law and Order: Who’s Ziemba-Davis, Craig A. Hill, and June
Leading the Conservative Wave? M. Reinisch, Poll Review Rejoinder: In-
24-49; Easterlin, Richard A., and Ei- tent and Purpose of The Kinsey Insti-
leen M. Crimmins, Private Materialism, tute/Roper Organization National Sex
Personal Self-fulfillment, Family Life, Knowledge Survey, 458-62
and Public Interest: The Nature, Ef- EFFECTS OF COMMUNICATION. Beck, Paul
fects, and Causes of Recent Changes in Allen, Voters’ Intermediation Environ-
the Values of American Youth, 499-533 ments in the 1988 Presidential Contest,
ComMMUNICATION. Weimann, Gabriel, The 371-94; Singer, Eleanor, Theresa F.
Influentials: Back to the Concept of Rogers, and Marc B. Glassman, Public
Opinion Leaders? 267-79 Opinion about AIDS Before and After
CRIME AND PUNISHMENT. Danigelis, Nicho- the 1988 U.S. Government Public Infor-
las L., and Stephen J. Cutler, Cohort mation Campaign, 161-79
Trends in Attitudes about Law and Or- ELECTIONS. CONGRESSIONAL. Kahn, Kim
der: Who’s Leading the Conservative Fridkin, and Edie N. Goldenberg,
Wave? 24-49 Women Candidates in the News: An
Crimmins, Eileen, see Easterlin, Richard Examination of Gender Differences in
A., and Eileen M. Crimmins U.S. Senate Campaign Coverage,
Cutler, Stephen J., see Danigelis, Nicho- 180-99
las L., and Stephen J. Cutler ELE: TIONS. PRESIDENTIAL. Beck, Paul Al-
Daly, John L., see Benton, J. Edwin, and lez, Voters’ Intermediation Environ-
John L. Daly ments in the 1988 Presidential Contest,
Danigelis, Nicholas L., and Stephen J. 371-94; Plutzer, Eric, and Michael
Cutler, Cohort Trends in Attitudes McBurnett, Family Life and American
about Law and Order: Who's Leading Politics: The ‘‘Marriage Gap’’ Recon-
the Conservative Wave? 24-49 sidered, 113-27
Delli Carpini, Michael X., and Scott ELEcTIONS. STATE AND LocaL. Finkel, Ste-
Keeter, Stability and Change in the U.S. ven E., Thomas M. Guterbock, and
Public’s Knowledge of Politics, 583-612 Marian J. Borg, Race-of-Interviewer Ef-
DeMaio, Theresa J., review of Fowler, fects in a Preelection Poll: Virginia 1989,
Floyd J., Jr., and Thomas W. Mangi- 313-30
one, Standardized Survey Interviewing: ENVIRONMENTAL Issues. Dunlap, Riley E.,
Minimizing Interviewer Related Error, and Rik Scarce, Poll Trend: Environ-
465-67 mental Problems and _ Protection,
Dickinson, John R., The Bibliography of 651-72
Marketing Research Methods, 3d ed., Famity. Plutzer, Eric, and Michael
noted, 311 McBurnett, Family Life and American
DisARMAMENT. Hogan, J. Michael, and Ted Politics: The *‘Marriage Gap’’ Recon-
J. Smith III, Polling on the Issues: Pub- sidered, 113-27
lic Opinion and the Nuclear Freeze, Feinberg, Barry M., see Tuckel, Peter S.,
534-69 and Barry M. Feinberg
Dixon, Richard D., Roger C. Lowery, Di- Ferraro, Kenneth F., see Dixon, Richard
ane E. Levy, and Kenneth F. Ferraro, D., Roger C. Lowery, Diane E. Levy,
Self-Interest and Public Opinion toward and Kenneth F. Ferraro
Smoking Policies: A Replication and Fine, Gary Alan, review of Kapferer,
Extension, 241-54 Jean-Noél, Rumors: Uses, Interpreta-
Donnerstein, Edward, see Linz, Daniel, et tions, and Images, 465—67
Finkel, Steven E., Thomas M. Guterbock,
683 Index to Volume 55
and Marian J. Borg, Kace-of-Interview- Mary Ziemba-Davis, Craig A. Hill, and
er Effects in a Preelection Poll: Virginia June M. Reinisch
1989, 313-30 Hippler, Hans-J., see Schwarz, Norbert,
Fitzsimmons, Craig, see Mauser, Gary A., Barbel Knauper, and Hans-J. Hippler
and Craig Fitzsimmons Hogan, J. Michael, and Ted J. Smith III,
Fletcher, Joseph F., see Bassili, John N., Polling on the Issues: Public Opinion
and Joseph F. Fletcher and the Nuclear Freeze, 534-69
ForEIGN Poticy. Hogan, J. Michael, and INFLUENTIALS. Weimann, Gabriel, The In-
Ted J. Smith III, Polling on the Issues: fluentials: Back to the Concept of Opin-
Public Opinion and the Nuclear Freeze, ion Leader? 267-79
534-69 Inglehart, Ronald, Culture Shift in Ad-
Fowler, Floyd J., Jr., and Thomas W. vanced Industrial Society, reviewed,
Mangione, Standardized Survey Inter- 303-7
viewing: Minimizing Interviewer Re- Inkeles, Alex, review of Inglehart, Ron-
lated Error, reviewed, 465-67 ald, Culture Shift in Advanced Indus-
Frankovic, Kathleen A., review of Tilly, trial Society, 303-7
Louise A., and Patricia Gurin, eds., In MemoriaM. Robert T. Bower, 1919-
Women, Politics, and Change, 675-76 1990, 128-30; I. A. Lewis, 1921-1990,
Geer, John G., Do Open-ended Questions 280
Measure ‘‘Salient’’ Issues? 360-70; The INTERVIEWER. Errects. Finkel, Steven E.,
Electorate’s Partisan Evaluations: Evi- Thomas M. Guterbock, and Marian J.
dence of a Continuing Democratic Borg, Race-of-Interviewer Effects in a
Edge, 218-31 Preelection Poll: Virginia 1989, 313-30
Genper. Kahn, Kim Fridkin, and Edie N. Jabine, Thomas, with the assistance of
Goldenberg, Women Candidates in the Karen E. King and Rita Petroni, Quality
News: An Examination of Gender Dif- Profile, noted, 311
ferences in U.S. Senate Campaign Cov- Jaccard, James, Robert Turrisi, and Choi
erage, 180-99; Plutzer, Eric, and Mi- K. Wan, Interaction Effects in Multiple
chael McBurnett, Family Life and Regression, reviewed, 151-55
American Politics: The *‘Marriage Gap”’ Juster, F. Thomas, and Frank P. Stafford,
Reconsidered, 113-27 Comment on ‘*Work and Leisure: On
Glassman, Marc B., see Singer, Eleanor, the Reporting of Poll Results’’ by Rich-
Theresa F. Rogers, and Marc B. ard Hamilton, 357-59
Glassman Kahn, Kim Fridkin. and Edie N. Gold-
Goldenberg, Edie N., see Kahn, Kim enberg, Women Candidates in the
Fridkin, and Edie N. Goldenberg News: An Examination of Gender Dif-
GOvERNMENT. Loca. Benton, J. Edwin, ferences in U.S. Senate Campaign Cov-
and John L. Daly, A Question Order Ef- erage, 180-99
fect in a Local Government Survey, Kahn, Robert L., review of Merton, Rob-
640-42 ert K., Marjorie Fiske, and Patricia L.
Green, Donald, see Citrin, Jack, Donald Kendall, The Focused Interview,
Green, and David Sears 673-75
Guterbock, Thomas M., see Finkel, Ste- Kapferer, Jean-Noél, Rumors: Uses, In-
ven E., Thomas M. Guterbock, and terpretations, and Images, reviewed,
Marian J. Borg 463-65
Hamilton, Richard F., Work and Leisure: Kasprzyk, Daniel, Greg Duncan, Graham
On the Reporting o. Poll Results, 347-56 Kalton, and M. P. Singh, eds., Panel
Heattu. Sanders, Stephanie A., Mary Surveys, noted, 311
Ziemba-Davis, Craig A. Hill, and June Keeter, Scott, see Delli Carpini, Michael
M. Reinisch, Poll Review Rejoinder: In- X., and Scott Keeter
tent and Purpose of The Kinsey Insti- Klein, Lee J., see Linz, Daniel, et al.
tute/Roper Organization National Sex Knauper, Barbel, see Schwarz, Norbert,
Knowledge Survey, 458-62 Barbel Knauper, and Hans-J. Hippler
Herring, Cedric, Splitting the Middle: Po- KNOWLEDGE AND INFORMATION. Delli Car-
litical Alienation, Acquiescence, and pini, Michael X., and Scott Keeter, Sta-
Activism among America’s Middle Lay- bility and Change in the U.S. Public’s
ers, 467-68 Knowledge of Politics, 583-612
Hill, Craig A., see Sanders, Stephanie A.. Kohut, Andrew, review of Abramison,
Index to Volume 55 684
Paul R., John H. Aldrich, and David change Rates: The 1988 Canadian Fed-
Rohde, Change and Continuity in the eral Election, 232-40
1988 Elections, 307-8 Merton, Robert K., Marjorie Fiske, and
Lance, Larry, see Linz, Daniel, et al. Patricia L. Kendall, The Focused Inter-
Land, Kenneth C., see Linz, Daniel, et al. view, reviewed, 673-75
Lee, Eun Sol, Ronald N. Forthofer, and META-ANALYsIs. Yammarino, Francis J.,
Ronald J. Lorimor, Analyzing Complex Steven J. Skinner, and Terry L.
Survey Data, reviewed, 151--55 Childers, Understanding Mail Survey
Leisure. Hamilton, Richard F., Work and Response Behavior: A Meta-analysis,
Leisure: On the Reporting of Poll Re- 613-39
sults, 347-56 Miller, Peter V., Poll Review: Which Side
Levy, Diane E., see Dixon, Richard D., Are You On? The 1990 Nicaraguan Poll
Roger C. Lowery, Diane E. Levy, and Debacle, 281-302
Kenneth F. Ferraro News aNnD News Vatues. Bobo, Law-
Lewis, I. A. In Memoriam, 280 rence, Poll Review Reply: Running the
Lewis-Beck, Michael S., Applied Regres- R.A.C.E.? 131-34
sion: An Introduction, reviewed, 151-55 Newspapers. Kahn, Kim Fridkin, and
Linz, Daniel, Edward Donnerstein, Ken- Edie N. Goldenberg, Women Candi-
neth C. Land, Patricia L. McCall, Jo- dates in the News: An Examination of
seph Scott, Bradley J. Shafer, Lee J. Gender Differences in 'J.S. Senate
Klein, and Larry Lance, Estimating Campaign Coverage, 180-99
Community Standards: The Use of So- Nonresponse. Bolstein, Richard, Compar-
cial Science Evidence in an Obscenity ison of the Likelihood to Vote among
Prosecution, 80—112 Preelection Poll Respondents and Non-
Lowery, Richard D., see Dixon, Richard respondents, 648-50
D., Roger C. Lowery, Diane E. Levy, NucvLeaR Weapons. Hogan, J. Michael,
and Kenneth F. Ferraro and Ted J. Smith III, Polling on the Is-
McBurnett, Michael, see Plutzer, Eric, sues: Public Opinion and the Nuclear
and Michael McBurnett Freeze, 534-69
McCall, Patricia L., see Linz, Daniel, et Opinion Leapers. Mauser, Gary A., and
al. Craig Fitzsimmons, The Short-Term Ef-
Mai, Hans-Peter, see Schwarz, Norbert, fect of Election Polls on Foreign Ex-
Fritz Strack, and Hans-Peter Mai change Rates: The 1988 Canadian Fed-
Mait Surveys. Yammarino, Francis J., eral Election, 232-40; Weimann,
Steven J. Skinner, and Terry L. Gabriel, The Influentiais: Back to the
Childers, Understanding Mail Survey Concept of Opinion Leaders? 267-79
Response Behavior: A Meta-analysis, Opinions. CHANGE. Richman, Alvin, Poll
613-39 Trends: Changing American Attitudes
Makinson, Larry, Open Secrets: The Dol- toward the Soviet Union, 135-48;
lar Power of PACs in Congress, noted, Singer, Eleanor, Theresa F. Rogers, and
311 Marc B. Giassman, Public Opinion
Mass Mepia. Bobo, Lawrence, Poll Re- about AIDS Before and After the 1988
view Reply: Running the R.A.C.E.? U.S. Government Public Information
131-34; Kahn, Kim Fridkin, and Edie Campaign, 161-79
N. Goldenberg, Women Candidates in Opinions. Formation. Dixon, Richard D.,
the News: An Examination of Gender Roger C. Lowery, Diane E. Levy, and
Differences in U.S. Senate Campaign Kenneth F. Ferraro, Self-Interest and
Coverage, 180-99 Public Opinion toward Smoking Poli-
Mass Mepia Errects. Beck, Paul Allen, cies: A Replication and Extension,
Voters’ Intermediation Environments in 241-54
the 1988 Presidential Contest, 371-94 Orper Errects. Benton, J. Edwin, and
Mauser, Gary A., and Craig Fitzsimmons, John L. Daly, A Question Order Effect
The Short-Term Effect of Election Polls in a Local Government Survey, 640-
on Foreign Exchange Rates: The 1988 42; Schwarz, Norbert, Fritz Strack,
Canadian Federal Election, 232—40 and Hans-Peter Mai, Assimilation and
Mepis Errects. Mauser, Gary A., and Contrast Effects in Part-Whole Ques-
Craig Fitzsimmons, The Short-Term Ef- tion Sequences: A Conversational Logic
fect of Election Polls on Foreign Ex- Analysis, 3-23; Tourangeau, Roger,
Index to Volume 55
Kenneth A. Rasinski, and Norman a Preelection Poll: Virginia 1989, 313-
Bradburn, Measuring Happiness in Sur- 30; Mauser, Gary A., and Craig Fitzsim-
veys: A Test of the Subtraction Hypoth- mons, The Short-Term Effect of Elec-
esis, 255-66 tion Polls on Foreign Exchange Rates:
O'Reilly, James, review of Tufte, Edward The 1988 Canadian Federal Election,
R., Envisioning Information, 677-78 232-40; Miller, Peter V., Poll Review:
PANEL AND OTHER LONGITUDINAL STUDIES. Which Side Are You On? The 1990 Nic-
Delli Carpini, Michael X., and Scott araguan Poll Debacle, 281-302
Keeter, Stability and Change in the U.S. Potts. Pusiic Opinion QUARTERLY. Bobo,
Public’s Knowledge of Politics, 583-612 Lawrence, Poll Review Reply: Running
Party REALIGNMENT. Wattenberg, Martin the R.A.C.E.? 131-34; Dunlap, Riley
P., The Building of a Republican Re- E., and Rik Scarce, Poll Trend: Envi-
gional Base in the South: The Elephant ronmental Problems and Protection,
Crosses the Mason-Dixon Line, 424-31 651-72; Miller, Peter V., Poll Review:
Petrocik, John R., An Algorithm for Esti- Which Side Are You On? The 1990 Nic-
mating Turnout as a Guide to Predicting araguan Poll Debacle, 281-302; Rich-
Elections, 643-47 man, Alvin, Poll Trends: Changing
Plutzer, Eric, and Michael McBurnett, American Attitudes toward the Soviet
Family Life and American Politics: The Union, 135-48; Singer, Eleanor, The-
**Marriage Gap’’ Reconsidered, 113-27 resa F. Rogers, and Marc B. Glassman,
PouiticaL BeHavior. Geer, John G., The Public Opinion about AIDS Before and
Electorate’s Partisan Evaluations: Evi- After the 1988 U.S. Government Public
dence of a Continuing Democratic Information Campaign, 161-79; Smith,
Edge, 218-31; Petrocik, John R., An Al- Tom W., Poll Review: A Critique of The
gorithm for Estimating Turnout as a Kinsey Institute/Roper Organization
Guide to Predicting Elections, 643-47 National Sex Knowledge Survey,
PoxiticaL COMMUNICATION. Hogan, J. Mi- 449-58
chael, and Ted J. Smith III, Polling on Position Bias. Benton, J. Edwin, and John
the Issues: Public Opinion and the Nu- L. Daly, A Question Order Effect in a
clear Freeze, 534-69; Straits, Bruce C., Local Government Survey, 640-42
Bringing Strong Ties Back In: Interper- PrepicTIon. Petrocik, John R., An Algo-
sonal Gateways to Political Information rith for Estimating Turnout as a Guide
and Influence, 432-48 to Predicting Elections, 643-47
Po.iticaL KNOWLEDGE. Delli Carpini, Mi- Pustic Opinion. Dunlap, Riley E., and Rik
chael X., and Scott Keeter, Stability and Scarce, Poll Trend: Environmental
Change in the U.S. Public’s Knowledge Problems and Protection, 651-72;
of Politics, 583-612; Straits, Bruce C., Geer, John G., Do Open-ended Ques-
Bringing Strong Ties Back In: Interper- tions Measure ‘‘Salient’’ Issues? 360-
sonal Gateways to Political Information 70; Geer, John G., The Electorate’s Par-
and Influence, 432-48 tisan Evaluations: Evidence of a
PouiticaL Parties. Geer, John G., The Continuing Democratic Edge, 218-31;
Electorate’s Partisan Evaluations: Evi- Richman, Alvin, Poll Trends: Changing
dence of a Continuing Democratic American Attitudes toward the Soviet
Edge, 218-31; Wattenberg, Martin P., Union, 135-48; Singer, Eleanor, The-
The Building of a Republican Regional resa F. Rogers, and Marc B. Glassman,
Base in the South: The Elephant Public Opinion about AIDS Before and
Crosses the Mason-Dixon Line, 424-31 After the 1988 U.S. Government Public
Potts. Geer, John G., Do Open-ended Information Campaign, 161-79; Wei-
Questions Measure ‘‘Salient’’ Issues? mann, Gabriel, The Influentials: Back to
360-70; Hamilton, Richard F., Work the Concept of Opinion Leaders?
and Leisure: On the Reporting of Poll 267-79
Results, 347-56 Pustic Pouicy. Dixon, Richard D., Roger
Potts. ELection. Bolstein, Richard, Com- C. Lowery, Diane E. Levy, and Ken-
parison of the Likelihood to Vote among neth F. Ferraro, Self-Interest and Public
Preelection Poll Respondents and Non- Opinion toward Smoking Policies: A
respondents, 648-50; Finkel, Steven Replication and Extension, 241-54
E., Thomas M. Guterbock, and Marian Quarm, Daisy, review of Straus, Murray
J. Borg, Race-of-Interviewer Effects in A., and Richard J. Gelles, Physical Vio-
Index to Volume 55 686
lence in American Families: Risk Fac- ward Blair, Task Conditions, Response
tors and Adaptions to Violence in 8,145 Formulation Processes, and Response
Families, 308-11 Accuracy for Behavioral Frequency
Question Bias. Geer, John G., Do Open- Questions in Surveys, 50-79; Geer,
ended Questions Measure “Salient” Is- John G., Do Open-ended Questions
sues? 360-70 Measure ‘‘Salient’’ Issues? 360-70;
QUESTION OrDER. Benton, J. Edwin, and Schaeffer, Nora Cate, Hardly Ever or
John L. Daly, A Question Order Effect Constantly? Group Comparisons Using
in a Local Government Survey, 640- Vague Quantifiers, 395-423; Schwarz,
42; Schwarz, Norbert, Fritz Strack, Norbert, Barbe! Knauper, and Hans-J.
and Hans-Peter Mai, Assimilation and Hippler, Rating Scales: Numeric Vaiues
Contrast Effects in Part-Whole Ques- May Change the Meaning of Scaie La-
tion Sequences: A Conversational Logic bels, 570-82: Schwarz, Norbert, Fritz
Analysis, 3-23; Tourangeau, Roger, Strack, and Hans-Peter Mai, Assimila-
Kenneth A. Rasinski, and Norman tion and Contrast Effects in Part-Whole
Bradburn, Measuring Happiness in Sur- Question Sequences; A Conversational
veys: A Test of the Subtraction Hypoth- Logic Analysis, 3-23
esis, 255-66 ResponsE Rates. Tuckel, Peter S., and
QuesTIONNAIRES. Hamilton, Richard F., Barry M. Feinberg, The Answering Ma-
Work and Leisure: On the Reporting of chine Poses Many Questions for Tele-
Poll Results, 347-56; Schaeffer, Nora phone Survey Researchers, 200-217;
Cate, Hardly Ever or Constantly? Yammarino, Francis J., Steven J. Skin-
Group Comparisons Using Vague Quan- ner, and Terry L.. Childers, Understand-
tifiers, 395-423 ing Mail Survey Response Behavior: A
QuEsTIONS. Burton, Scot, and Edward Meta-analysis, 613-39
Blair, Task Conditions, Response For- Response Time. Bassili, John N., and Jo-
mulation Processes, and Response Ac- seph F. Fletcher, Response-Time Mea-
curacy for Behavioral Frequency Ques- surement in Survey Research: A
tions in Surv.ys, 50-79; Schaeffer, Method for CATI and a New Look at
Nora Cate, Hardly Ever or Constantly? Nonattitudes, 331-46 Review Reply:
Group Comparisons Using Vague Quan- Running the R.A.C.E.? 131-34; Miller,
tifiers, 395-423; Schwarz, Norbert, Peter V., Poll Review: Which Side Are
Barbel Knauper. and Hans-J. Hippler, You On? The 1990 Nicaraguan Poll De-
Rating Scales: Numeric Values May bacle, 281-302; Richman, Alvin, Poll
Change the Meaning of Scale Labels, Trends: Changing American Attitudes
570-82 toward the Soviet Union, 135-48; Poll
Race. Finkel, Steven E., Thomas M. Gut- Review; Smith, Tom W., Poll Review:
erbock, and Marian J. Borg, Race-of- A Critique of The Kinsey Institute/
Interviewer Effects in a Preelection Roper Organization National Sex
Poll: Virginia 1989, 313-30 Knowledge Survey, 449-58
Race RELATIONS. Bobo, Lawrence, Poll Richman, Alvin, Poll Trends: Changing
Review Reply: Running the R.A.C.E.? American Attitudes toward the Soviet
131-34 Union, 135-48
Rasinski, Kenneth A., see Tourangeau, Rogers, Theresa F., see Singer, Eleanor,
Roger, Kenneth A. Rasinski, and Nor- Theresa F. Rogers, and Marc B.
man Bradburn Glassman
Reinisch, June M., see Sanders, Stephanie Rosenberg, Shawn W., Reason, Ideology
A., Mary Ziemba-Davis, Craig A. Hill, and Politics, reviewed, 678-80
and June M. Reinisch Sanders, Stephanie A., Mary Ziemba-
RESEARCH. PuBLic Opinion. Miller, Peter Davis, Craig A. Hill, and June M. Rei-
V., Poll Review: Which Side Are You nisch, Poll Review Rejoinder: Intent
On? The 1990 Nicaraguan Poll Debacle, and Purpose of The Kinsey Institute/
281-302 Roper Organization National Sex
RESPONDENTS. Bolstein, Richard, Compar- Knowledge Survey, 458-62
ison of the Likelihood to Vote among Scatinc. Schwarz, Norbert, Barbel
Preelection Poll Respondents and Non- Knauper, and Hans-J. Hippler, Rating
respondents, 648-50 Scales: Numeric Values May Change
RESPONSE EFFects. Burton, Scot, and Ed- the Meaning of Scale Labels, 570-82;
687 Index to Volume 55
Smith, Tom W., Poll Review: A Critique Smith, Tom W., Poll Review: A Critique
of The Kinsey Institute/Roper Organi- of The Kinsey Institute/Roper Organi-
zation National Sex Knowledge Survey, zation National Sex Knowledge Survey,
449-58 449 -58
Scarce, Rik, see Dunlap, Riley E., and Rik SOUTHERN Po.itics. Wattenberg, Martin
Scarce P., The Building of a Republican Re-
Schaeffer, Nora Cate, Hardly Ever or gional Base in the South: The Elephant
Constantly? Group Comparisons Using Crosses the Mason-Dixon Line, 424-31
Vague Quantifiers, 395-423 Soviet Union. Richman, Alvin, Poll
Schroeder, Larry J., David L. Sjoquist, Trends: Changing American Attitudes
and Paula E. Stephan, Understanding toward the Soviet Union, 135-48
Regression Analysis: An Introductory Stafford, Frank P., see Juster, F. Thomas,
Guide, reviewed, 151-55 and Frank P. Stafford
Schwarz, Norbert, Barbel Knauper, and Steeh, Charlotte, Comment, 149-50
Hans-J. Hippler, Rating Scales: Nu- Strack, Fritz, see Schwarz, Norbert, Fritz
meric Values May Change the Meaning Strack, and Hans-Peter Mai
of Scale Labels, 570-82 Straits, Bruce C., Bringing Strong Ties
Schwarz, Norbert, Fritz Strack, and Back In: Interpersonal Gateways to Po-
Hans-Peter Mai, Assimilation and Con- litical Information and _ Influence,
trast Effects in Part-Whole Question Se- 432-48
quences: A Conversational Logic Anal- Straus, Murray A., and Richard J. Gelles,
ysis, 3-23 Physical Violence in American Fami-
Scott, Joseph, see Linz, Daniel, et al. lies: Risk Factors and Adaptions to Vio-
Sears, David, see Citrin, Jack, Donaid lence in 8,145 Families, reviewed,
Green, and David Sears 308-11
SELF-INTEREST. Dixon, Richard D., Roger Survey Researcu. Burton, Scot, and Ed-
C. Lowery, Diane E. Levy, and Ken- ward Blair, Task Conditions, Response
neth F. Ferraro, Self-Interest and Public Formulation Processes, and Response
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Stephanie A., Mary Ziemba-Davis, Craig A. Hill, and June M. Reinisch,
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