Public Opinion Quarterly 1992: Vol 56 Index

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INDEX TO VOLUME 56, 1992
Adams, William C., Comment, 129 Nielsen People-Meter System? A Re-
Aday, LuAnn, Designing and Cenduct- view of the Report by the Committee on
ing Health Surveys: A Comprehensive Nationwide Television Audience Mea-
Guide, reviewed, 139-41 surement, 102-15
Aho, James A., The Politics of Righteous- Australia. Hayes, Bernadette C., and
ness: Idaho Christian Patriotism, re- Clive S. Bean, The Impact of Spousal
viewed, 134-35 Characteristics on Political Attitudes in
AIDS. Colasanto, Diane, Eleanor Singer, Australia, 524-29
and Theresa F. Rogers, Context Effects Back, Kurt W., review of Habermas, Jiir-
on Responses to Questions about AIDS, gen, The Structural Transformation of
515-18; Price, Vincent, and Mei-Ling the Public Sphere: An Inquiry into a
Hsu, Public Opinion about AIDS Poli- Category of Bourgeois Society, 257-58
cies: The Role of Misinformation and Baldassare, Mark, see Katz, Cheryl, and
Attitudes toward Homosexuals, 29-52 Mark Baldassare
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR PUBLIC OPINION Ballou, Janice, review of Schwab, Larry
RESEARCH. Proceedings of the 47th Con- M., The Illusion of a Conservative
ference, 388-89; Award, 390; Confer- Reagan Revolution, 556-58
ence Program, 398-413; Membership Bean, Clive S., see Hayes, Bernadette C.,
Meeting, 414-18; Presidential Address, and Clive S. Bean
391-97 Beck, Nathaniel, review of Stimson,
Anti-Semitism. Gibson, James L., and James A., Public Opinion in America:
Raymond M. Duch, Anti-Semitic Atti- Moods, Cycles and Swings, 381-82
tudes of the Mass Public: Estimates and Bias. Fowler, Floyd Jackson, Jr., How
Explanations Based on a Survey of the Unclear Terms Affect Survey Data,
Moscow Oblast, 1-28 218-31; Gunther, Albert C., Biased
Arian, Asher, Poll Trends: Security and Press or Biased Public? Attitudes to-
Political Attitudes in Israel: 1986-1991, ward Media Coverage of Social Groups,
116-28 147-67; Pol, Louis G., A Method to In-
ATTITUDE CHANGE. Veroff, Joseph, Shir- crease Response When External Inter-
ley Hatchett, and Elizabeth Douvan, ference and Time Constraints Reduce
Consequences of Participating in a Lon- Interview Quality, 356-59; Presser,
gitudinal Study of Marriage, 315-27 Stanley, and Shanyang Zhao, Attributes
Attitupes. Davis, James A., Changeable of Questions and Interviewers as Cor-
Weather in a Cooling Climate Atop the relates of Interviewing Performance,
Liberal Plateau: Conversion and Re- 236-40
placement in Forty-two General Social Bolstein, Richard, see James, Jeannine
Survey Items, 1972-1989, 261-306 M., and Richard Bolstein
ATTITUDES. CONGRESS. Patterson, Kelly Bradburn, Norman M., review of Hyman,
D., and David B. Magleby, Poll Trends: Herbert H., Taking Society’s Measure,
Public Support for Congress, 539--51 255-56
AttitupEs. Po.iticaL. Converse, Philip Brennan, Mike, and Janet Hoek, The
E., Comment on Davis, James E.: Behavior of Respondents, Nonrespon-
‘**Changeable Weather in a Cooling Cli- dents, and Refusers across Mail Sur-
mate Atop the Liberal Plateau,’’ 306- veys, 530-35
10; Gibson, James L., and Raymond M. Brody, Richard A., Assessing the Presi-
Duch, Anti-Semitic Attitudes of the dent: The Media, Elite Opinion, and
Mass Public: Estimates and Explana- Public Support, reviewed, 558-60
tions Based on a Survey of the Moscow Buchanan, Bruce, see Norpoth, Helmut,
Oblast, 1-28; Hayes, Bernadette C., and Bruce Buchanan
and Clive S. Bean, The Impact of Spou- Campbell, Richard, ‘60 Minutes’’ and
sal Characteristics on Political Attitudes the News: A Mythology for Middle
in Australia, 524-29; Jennings, M. America, reviewed, 552-53
Kent, Ideological Thinking among Mass Cialdini, Robert B., see Groves, Robert
Publics and Political Elites, 419-41 M., Robert B. Cialdini, and Mick P.
AUDIENCE ANALYsIs. Milavsky, J. Ronald, Couper
Foli Review: How Good Is the A. C. Civic Liperties. Price, Vincent, and Mei-
564 Public Opinion Quarterly
Ling Hsu, Public Opinion about AIDS Desates. Lanoue, David J., One That
Policies: The Role of Misinformation Made a Difference: Cognitive Consis-
and Attitudes toward Homosexuals, tency, Political Knowledge, and the
29-52 1980 Presidential! Debate, 168-84
CLIMATES OF Opinion. Katz, Cheryl, and DerenseE. Arian, Asher, Poll Trends: Secu-
Mark Baldassare, Using the ‘*L-Word”’ rity and Political Attitudes in Israel:
in Public: A Test of the Spiral of Silence 1986-1991, 116-28
in Conservative Orange County, Cali- Donnerstein, Edward, see Linz, Daniel,
fornia, 232-35 and Edward Donnerstein
Clubb, Jerome M., review of Sieber, Joan Douvan, Elizabeth, see Veroff, Joseph,
E., ed., Sharing Social Science Data, Shirley Hatchett, and Elizabeth Douvan
258-59 Duch, Raymond M., see Gibson, James
CopinG. Mathiowetz, Nancy A., Errors in L., and Raymond M. Duch
Reports of Occupation, 352-55 Edelman, Murray, review of Brody, Rich-
Couort ANAcysis. Converse, Philip E., ard A., Assessing the President: The
Comment on Davis, James _ E.: Media, Elite Opinion, and Public Sup-
“‘Changeable Weather in a Cooling port, 558-59
Climate Atop the Liberal Plateau,” Edelman, Murray, review of Edwards,
306-10; Davis, James A., Changeable George C., with Alec M. Gallup,
Weather in a Cooling Climate Atop the Presidential Approval: A Sourcebook,
Liberal Plateau: Conversion and Re- 558-59
placement in Forty-twe General Social Edwards, George C., with Alec M. Gal-
Survey Items, 1972-1989, 261-306 lup, Presidential Approval: A Source-
Colasanto, Diane, Eleanor Singer, and book, reviewed, 558-59
Theresa F. Rogers, Context Effects on EFFECTS OF COMMUNICATION. Katz, Cheryl,
Responses to Questions about AIDS, and Mark Baldassare, Using the ‘‘L-
515-18 Word”’ in Public: A Test of the Spiral of
Computers. Walsh, John P., Sara Kiesler, Silence in Conservative Orange County,
Lee S. Sproull, and Bradford W. Hesse, California, 232-35
Self-selected and Randomly Selected ELECTIONS. PRESIDENTIAL. Lanoue, David
Respondents in a Computer Network J., One That Made a Difference: Cogni-
Survey, 241-44 tive Consistency, Political Knowledge,
Conoress. Herrera, Cheryl Lyn, Richard and the 1980 Presidential Debate, 168-
Herrera, and Eric R. A. N. Smith, Pub- 84; Norpoth; Helmut, and Bruce Bu-
lic Opinion and Congressional Repre- chanan, Wanted: The Education Presi-
sentation, 185-205; Patterson, Kelly D., dent: Issue Trespassing by Political
and David B. Magleby, Poll Trends: Candidates, 87-99
Public Support for Congress, 539-51 Euites. Herrera, Cheryl Lyn, Richard
Context Errects. Colasanto, Diane, Elea- Herrera, and Eric R. A. N. Smith, Pub-
nor Singer, and Theresa F. Rogers, lic Opinion and Congressional Repre-
Context Effects on Responses to Ques- sentation, 185-205; Jennings, M. Kent,
tions about AIDS, 515-18 Ideological Thinking among Mass Pub-
Converse, Philip E., Comment on Davis, lics and Politicai Elites, 419-41
James A.: ‘“‘Changeable Weather in a Estonia. Saar, Andrus, and Liivi Joe,
Cooling Climate Atop the Liberal Pla- Polling under the Gun: Political Atti-
teau,”’’ 306-10 tudes in Estonia, Surveyed at the Height
Couper, Mick P., see Groves, Robert M.., of the Soviet Coup Attempt, August
Robert B. Cialdini, and Mick P. Couper 1991, 519-23
Crisis Pottinc. Saar, Andrus, and Liivi Field, Mervin, review of Lavrakas, Paul
Joe, Polling under the Gun: Political At- J., and Jack Holley, eds., Polling and
titudes in Estonia, Surveyed at the Presidential’ Election Coverage, 136-
Height of the Soviet Coup Attempt, Au- 39
gust 1991, 519-23 Fowler, Floyd Jackson, Jr., How Unclear
Davis, James A., Changeable Weather in Terms Affect Survey Data, 218-31
a Cooling Climate Atop the Liberal Pla- Geer, John G., review of Wattenberg,
teau: Conversion and Replacement in Martin P., The Rise of Candidate-
Forty-two General Social Survey Items, centered Politics, 383-84
1972-1989, 261-306 GerMANY. Kuechler, Manfred, The Road
Index to Volume 56 565
to German Unity: Mass Sentiment in Richard Bolstein, Large Monetary In-
East and West Germany, 53-76 centives and Their Effect on Mail Sur-
Gibson, James L., and Raymond M. vey Response Rates, 442-53
Duch, Anti-Semitic Attitudes of the INTERVIEWER EFFects. Presser, Stanley,
Mass Public: Estimates and Explana- and Shanyang Zhao, Attributes of Ques-
tions Based on a Survey of the Moscow tions and Interviewers as Correlates of
Oblast, 1-28 Interviewing Performance, 236-40; San-
Greenleaf, Eric A., Measuring Extreme chez, Maria Elena, Effects of Question-
Response Style, 328-51 naire Design on the Quality of Survey
Groves, Robert M., Robert B. Cialdini, Data, 206-17; Sanchez, Maria Elena,
and Mick P. Couper, Understanding the and Giovanna Morchio, Probing ‘*Don’t
Decision to Participate in a Survey, Know’’ Answers: Effects on Survey
475-95 Estimates and Variable Relationships,
Gunther, Albert C., Biased Press or Bi- 454-74
ased Public? Attitudes toward Media INTERVIEWER. TRAINING. Sanchez, Maria
Coverage of Social Groups, 147-67 Elena, and Giovanna Morchio, Probing
Habermas, Jiirgen, The Structural Trans- ‘Don’t Know”’’ Answers: Effects on
formation of the Public Sphere: An In- Survey Estimates and Variable Rela-
quiry into a Category of Bourgeois Soci- tionships, 454-74
ety, reviewed, 257-58 INTERVIEWING. Traugott, Michael W., and
Hatchett, Shirley, see Veroff, Joseph, Vincent Price, Poll Review: Exit Polls
Shirley Hatchett, and Elizabeth Douvan in the 1989 Virginia Gubernatorial Race:
Hayes, Bernadette C., and Clive S. Bean, Where Did They Go Wrong? 245-53
The Impact of Spousal Characteristics IsraEL. Arian, Asher, Poll Trends: Secu-
on Political Attitudes in Australia, rity and Political Attitudes in Israel:
524-29 1986-1991, 116-28
Herrera, Cheryl Lyn, Richard Herrera, James, Jeannine M., and Richard Bol-
and Eric R. A. N. Smith, Public Opin- stein, Large Monetary Incentives and
ion and Congressional Representation, Their Effect on Mail Survey Response
185-205 Rates, 442-53
Herrera, Richard, see Herrera, Cheryl Jennings, M. Kent, Ideological Thinking
Lyn, Richard Herrera, and_ Eric among Mass Publics and Political Elites,
R. A. N. Smith 419-41
Hesse, Bradford W., see Walsh, John P., Joe, Liivi, see Saar, Andrus, and Liivi Joe
Sara Kiesler, Lee S. Sproull, and Brad- Katz, Cheryl, and Mark Baldassare, Using
ford W. Hesse the ‘‘L-Word”’ in Public: A Test of the
Hinckley, Barbara, review of Westlye, Spiral of Silence in Conservative Or-
Mark C., Senate Elections and Cam- ange County, California, 232-35
paign Intensity, 560-61 Kiesler, Sara, see Walsh, John P., Sara
Hoek, Janet, see Brennan, Mike, and Kiesler, Lee S. Sproull, and Bradford
Janet Hoek W. Hesse
House, James S., review of Aday, LuAnn, Koenig, Fredrick, Comment, 254
Designing and Conducting Health Sur- Kuechler, Manfred, The Road to German
veys: A Comprehensive Guide, 139-41 Unity: Mass Sentiment in East and
Hsu, Mei-Ling, see Price, Vincent, and West Germany, 53-76
Mei-Ling Hsu Lanoue, David J., One That Made a Dif-
Hyman, Herbert H., Taking Society's ference: Cognitive Consistency, Politi-
Measure, reviewed, 255-56 cal Knowledge, and the 1980 Presiden-
IpEoLoGy. Converse, Philip E., Comment tial Debate, 168-84
on Davis, James E.: ‘Changeable Lavrakas, Paul J., and Jack Holley, eds.,
Weather in a Cooling Climate Atop the Polling and Presidential Election Cover-
Liberal Plateau,”’ 306-10; Jennings, M. age, reviewed, 136-39
Kent, Ideological Thinking among Mass LEADERSHIP. Kuechler, Manfred, The
Publics and Political Elites, 4.9-41 Road to German Unity: Mass Sentiment
IN Memoriam. Eli Samplin Marks, 1912- in East and West Germany, 53-76
1991, 100-101; Hans Zeisel, 1905-1992, Linz, Laniel, and Edward Donnerstein,
536-38 Reply to Comment by William C. Ad-
INCENTIVES. James, Jeannine M., and ams, 130-31
566 Public Opinion Quarterly
Magleby, David B., see Patterson, Kelly Nonresponse. Brennan, Mike, and Janet
D., and David B. Magleby Hoek, The Behavior of Respondents,
Mai Surveys. Brennan, Mike, and Janet Nonrespondents, and Refusers across
Hoek, The Behavior of Respondents, Mail Surveys, 530-35
Nonrespondents, and Refusers across Norpoth, Helmut, and Bruce Buchanan,
Mail Surveys, 530-35 Wanted: The Education President: Is-
Market ResearcH. Pol, Louis G., A sue Trespassing by Political Candidates,
Method to Increase Response When Ex- 87-99
ternal Interference and Time Con- NucLeaR Weapons. Arian, Asher, Poll
straints Reduce Interview Quality, 356-— Trends: Security and Political Attitudes
59; Walsh, John P., Sara Kiesler, Lee in Israel: 1986-1991, 116-28
S. Sproull, and Bradford W. Hesse, OccupaTION. Mathiowetz, Nancy A., Er-
Self-selected and Randomly Selected rors in Reports of Occupation, 352-55
Respondents in a Computer Network PANEL AND OTHER LONGITUDINAL STUDIES.
Survey, 241-44 Presser, Stanley, and Michael Traugott,
Marks, Eli Samplin. In Memoriam, 100- Little White Lies and Social Science
101 Models: Correlated Response Errors in
MarriaGE. Hayes, Bernadette C., and a Panel Study of Voting, 77-86; Veroff,
Clive S. Bean, The Impact of Spousal Joseph, Shirley Hatchett, and Elizabeth
Characteristics on Political Attitudes in Douvan, Consequences of Participating
Australia, 524-29; Veroff, Joseph, Shir- in a Longitudinal Study of Marriage,
ley Hatchett, and Elizabeth Douvan, 315-27
Consequences of Participating in a Lon- Patterson, Kelly D., and David B. Mag-
gitudinal Study of Marriage, 315-27 leby, Poll Trends: Public Support for
Mass Cutture. Gibson, James L., and Congress, 539-51
Raymond M. Duch, Anti-Semitic Atti- PercerTion. Gunther, Albert C., Biased
tudes of the Mass Public: Estimates and Press or Biased Public? Attitudes to-
Explanations Based on a Survey of the ward Media Coverage of Social Groups,
Moscow Oblast, 1-28 147-67
Mass MepiA. Gunther, Albert C., Biased PERSONAL INTERVIEWING. Groves, Robert
Press or Biased Public? Attitudes to- M., Robert B. Cialdini, and Mick P.
ward Media Coverage of Social Groups, Couper, Understanding the Decision to
147-67; Milavsky, J. Ronald, Poll Re- Participate in a Survey, 475-95
view: How Good Is the A. C. Nielsen Pettigrew, Thomas F., review of Aho,
People-Meter System? A Review of the James A., The Politics of Righteous-
Report by the Committee on Nation- ness: Idaho Christian Patriotism, 134-
wide Television Audience Measure- 36
ment, 102-15 Pol, Louis G., A Method to Increase Re-
Mathiowetz, Nancy A., Errors in Reports sponse When External Interference and
of Occupation, 352-55 Time Constraints Reduce Interview
Mepia Errects. Lanoue, David J.. One Quality, 356-59
That Made a Difference: Cognitive Con- PouiticaL Attitupes. Arian, Asher, Poll
sistency, Political Knowledge, and the Trends: Security and Political Attitudes
1980 Presidential Debate, 168-84 in Israel: 1986-1991, 116-28
Metzger, Gale D., review of Webster, PotiticAL BEHAvior. Kuechler, Manfred,
James G., and Lawrence W. Lichty, The Road to German Unity: Mass Senti-
Ratings Analysis: Theory and Practice, ment in East and West Germany, 53-
386-87 76; Saar, Andrus, and Liivi Joe, Polling
Milavsky, J. Ronald, Poll Review: How under the Gun: Political Attitudes in
Good Is the A. C. Nielsen People-Meter Estonia, Surveyed at the Height of
System? A Review of the Report by the the Soviet Coup Attempt, August 1991,
Committee on Nationwide Television 519-23
Audience Measurement, 102-15; review PotiticAL CampaiGns. Norpoth, Helmut,
of Campbell, Richard, ‘‘60 Minutes’’ and Bruce Buchanan, Wanted: The Ed-
and the News: A Mythology for Middle ucation President: Issue Trespassing by
America, 552-53 Political Candidates, 87-99
Morchio, Giovanna, see Sanchez, Maria PoLiTICAL KNOWLEDGE. Norpoth, Helmut,
Elena, and Giovanna Morchio and Bruce Buchanan, Wanted: The Ed-
Index to Volume 56 567
ucation President: Issue Trespassing by nor Singer. and Theresa F. Rogers, Con-
Political Candidates, 87-99 text Effects on Responses to Questions
PoxiticaL Parties. Herrera, Cheryl Lyn, about AIDS, 515-18; Herrera, Cheryl
Richard Herrera, and Eric R. A. N. Lyn, Richard Herrera, and Eric
Smith, Public Opinion and Congres- R. A. N. Smith, Public Opinion and
sional Representation, 185-205; Jen- Congressional Representation, 185-205;
nings, M. Kent, Ideological Thinking Zukin, Cliff, Comment on Davis: Yes,
among Mass Publics and Political Elites, but . . . Public Opinion Is a Top-Down
419-41 Process, 311-14
Potts. Conaress. Patterson, Kelly D., and Pus.ic Opinion. ForeIGN. Kuechler, Man-
David B. Magleby, Poll Trends: Public fred, The Road to German Unity: Mass
Support for Congress, 539-51 Sentiment in East and West Germany,
Potts. ELections. Traugott, Michael W., 53-76
and Vincent Price, Poll Review: Exit Pustic Po.icy. Zukin, Cliff, Comment on
Polls in the 1989 Virginia Gubernatorial Davis: Yes, but . . . Public Opinion Is a
Race: Where Did They Go Wrong? Top-Down Process, 311-14
245-53 Questionnaires. Greenleaf, Eric A., Mea-
Pots. PuBLic OPINION QuaARTERLY. Arian, suring Extreme Response Style, 328-
Asher, Poll Trends: Security and Politi- $1; Sanchez, Maria Elena, and Gio-
cal Attitudes in Israel: 1986-1991, 116— vanna Morchio, Probing ‘“*‘Don’t Know”’
28; Milavsky, J. Ronald, Poll Review: Answers: Effects on Survey Estimates
How Good Is the A. C. Nielsen People- and Variable Relationships, 454-74;
Meter System? A Review of the Report Sanchez, Maria Elena, Effects of Ques-
by the Committee on Nationwide Tele- tionnaire Design on the Quality of Sur-
vision Audience Measurement, 102-15; vey Data, 206-17
Patterson, Kelly D., and David B. Mag- Questions. Fowler, Floyd Jackson, Jr.,
leby, Poll Trends: Public Support for How Unclear Terms Affect Survey
Congress, 539-51; Smith, Tom W., Poll Data, 218-31; Presser, Stanley, and
Trends: Religious Beliefs and Behaviors Shanyang Zhao, Attributes of Questions
and the Televangelist Scandals of and Interviewers as Correlates of Inter-
1987-88, 360-80; Traugott, Michael W.., viewing Performance, 236-40
and Vincent Price, Poll Review: Exit Race RELations. Smith, Tom W., Chang-
Polls in the 1989 Virginia Gubernatorial ing Racial Labels: From ‘*Colored”’ to
Race: Where Did They Go Wrong? **Negro”’ to ‘‘Black”’ to **African Amer-
245-53 ican,”’ 496-514
PREDICTION. Traugott, Michael W., and RELIGION. Smith, Tom W., Poll Trends:
Vincent Price, Poll Review: Exit Polls Religious Beliefs and Behaviors and the
in the 1989 Virginia Gubernatorial Race: Televangelist Scandals of 1987-1988,
Where Did They Go Wrong? 245-53 360-80
PresupiceE. Smith, Tom W., Changing RESEARCH METHOps. Milavsky, J. Ronald,
Racial Labels: From ‘‘Colored’’ to Poll Review: How Good Is the A. C.
**Negro”’ to ‘‘Black’’ to *‘African Amer- Nielsen People-Meter System? A Re-
ican,”’ 496-514 view of the Report by the Committee on
Presser, Stanley, and Michael Traugott, Nationwide Television Audience Mea-
Little White Lies and Social Science surement, 102-15
Models: Correlated Response Errors in RESEARCH. PuBLic Opinion. Katz, Cheryl,
a Panel Study of Voting, 77-86 and Mark Baldassare, Using the ‘‘L-
Presser, Stanley, and Shanyang Zhao, At- Word”’ in Public: A Test of the Spiral of
tributes of Questions and Interviewers Silence in Conservative Orange County,
as Correlates of Interviewing Perfor- California, 232-35
mance, 236-40 RESPONDENTS. Groves, Robert M., Robert
Price, Vincent, and Mei-Ling Hsu, Public B. Cialdini, and Mick P. Couper, Un-
Opinion about AIDS Policies: The Role derstanding the Decision to Participate
of Misinformation and Attitudes toward in a Survey, 475-95; Veroff, Joseph,
Homosexuals, 29-52 Shirley Hatchett, and Elizabeth Dou-
Price, Vincent, see Traugott, Michael W.., van, Consequences of Participating in a
and Vincent Price Longitudinal Study of Marriage, 315—27
Pusic Opinion. Colasanto, Diane, Elea- Response Errects. Colasanto, Diane, EI-
568 Public Opinion Quarterly
eanor Singer, and Theresa F. Rogers, Singer, Eleanor, see Colasanto, Diane,
Context Effects on Responses to Ques- Eleanor Singer, and Theresa F. Rogers
tions about AIDS, 515-18; Greenleaf, Smith, Eric R. A. N., see Herrera, Cheryl
Eric A., Measuring Extreme Response Lyn, Richard Herrera, and_ Eric
Style, 328-51; Presser, Stanley, and Mi- R. A. N. Smith
chael Traugott, Little White Lies and Smith, Tom W., Changing Racial La-
Social Science Models: Correlated Re- bels: From ‘‘Colored’’ to ‘‘Negro”’ to
sponse Errors in a Panel Study of Vot- ‘“*Black’’ to ‘‘African American,’ 496—
ing, 77-86; Sanchez. Maria Elena, and 514; Poll Trends: Religious Beliefs and
Giovanna Morchio, Probing ‘‘Don’t Behaviors and the Televangelist Scan-
Know’’ Answers: Effects on Survey dals of 1987-1988, 360-80: review of
Estimates and Variable Relationships, Yankelovich, Daniel, Coming to Public
454-74 Judgment: Making Democracy Work in
ResponsE Rates. Brennan, Mike, and a Complex World, 133-34
Janet Hoek, The Behavior of Respon- Soctat CHANGE. Converse, Philip E., Com-
dents, Nonrespondents, and Refusers ment on Davis, James E.: ‘*‘Change-
across Mail Surveys, 530-35; Groves, able Weather in a Cooling Climate Atop
Robert M., Robert B. Cialdini, and the Liberal Plateau,’’ 306-10; Smith,
Mick P. Couper, Understanding the De- Tom W., Changing Racial Labels: From
cision to Participate in a Survey, 475- ““Colored’’ to ‘‘Negro’’ to ‘‘Black”’ to
95; James, Jeannine M., and Richard ‘Africa American,’ 496-514; Poll
Bolstein, Large Monetary Incentives Trends: Religious Beliefs and Behaviors
and Their Effect on Mail Survey Re- and the Televangelist Scandals of 1987-
sponse Rates, 442-53 1988, 360-80
Rogers, Theresa F., see Colasanto, Diane, SociaL Inpicators. Smith, Tom, Poll
Eleanor Singer, and Theresa F. Rogers Trends: Religious Beliefs and Behaviors
Rumor. Koenig, Fredrick, Comment, 254 and the Televangelist Scandals of 1987-
Saar, Andrus, and Liivi Joe, Polling under 1988, 360-80
the Gun: Political Attitudes in Estonia, Source Crepipitity. Gunther, Albert C.,
Surveyed at the Height of the Soviet Biased Press or Biased Public? Atti-
Coup Attempt, August 1991, 519-23 tudes toward Media Coverage of Social
Sanchez, Maria Elena, and Giovanna Groups, 147-67
Morchio, Probing ‘‘Don’t Know’’ An- Soviet Union. Gibson, James L., and
swers: Effects on Survey Estimates and Raymond M. Duch, Anti-Semitic Atti-
Variable Relationships, 454-74 tudes of the Mass Public: Estimates and
Sanchez, Maria Elena, Effects of Ques- Explanations Based on a Survey of the
tionnaire Design on the Quality of Sur- Moscow Oblast, 1-28
vey Data, 206-17 Sproull, Lee S., see Walsh, John P., Sara
ScauinG. Greenleaf, Eric A., Measuring Kiesler, Lee S. Sproull, and Bradford
Extreme Response Style, 328-51 Hesse
Schwab, Larry M., The Illusion of a Con- Steeh, Charlotte, review of Sigelman,
servative Reagan Revolution, reviewed, Lee, and Susan Welch, Black Ameri-
556-58 cans’ Views of Racial Inequality: The
Scott, Jacqueline, review of Whyte, Mar- Dream Deferred, 554-56
tin King, Dating, Mating and Marriage, Stimson, James A., Public Opinion in
385-86 America: Moods, Cycles and Swings,
SExuAL AttiTupes. Price, Vincent, and reviewed, 381-82
Mei-Ling Hsu, Public Opinion about Survey ResearcH. Greenleaf, Eric A.,
AIDS Policies: The Role of Misinforma- Measuring Extreme Response Style,
tion and Attitudes toward Homosexu- 328-51; Sanchez, Maria Elena, Effects
als, 29-52 of Questionnaire Design on the Quality
Sieber, Joan E., ed., Sharing Social Sci- of Survey Data, 206-17
ence Data, reviewed, 258-59 SurveEY RESEARCH. COMPUTER. Walsh,
Sigelman, Lee, and Susan Welch, Black John P., Sara Kiesler, Lee S. Sproull,
Americans’ Views of Racial Inequality: and Bradford W. Hesse, Self-selected
The Dream Deferred, reviewed, 554-56 and Randomly Selected Respondents in
Singer, Eleanor, review of Young, Mi- a Computer Network Survey, 241-44
chael L., The Classics of Polling, 259-60 Survey REsEaRCcH. Costs. James, Jeannine
Index to Volume 56 569
M., and Richard Bolstein, Large Mone- the Soviet Coup Attempt, August 1991,
tary Incentives and Their Effect on Mail 519-23
Survey Response Rates, 442-53 Vauipity. Fowler, Floyd Jackson, Jr.,
Survey RESEARCH. Face-To-Face. Groves, How Unclear Terms Affect Survey
Robert M., Robert B. Cialdini, and Data, 218-231; Mathiowetz, Nancy A.,
Mick P. Couper, Understanding the De- Errors in Reports of Occupation, 352-
cision to Participate in a Survey, 475- 55; Presser, Stanley, and Michael Trau-
95; Pol, Louis G., A Method to Increase gott, Little White Lies and Social Sci-
Response When External Interference ence Models: Correlated Response
and Time Constraints Reduce Interview Errors in a Panel Study of Voting, 77-86
Quality, 356-59 Veroff, Joseph, Shirley Hatchett, and
Survey ResearcH. Mai. Brennan, Mike, Elizabeth Douvan, Consequences of
and Janet Hoek, The Behavior of Re- Participating in a Longitudinal Study of
spondents, Nonrespondents, and Re- Marriage, 315-27
fusers across Mail Surveys, 530-35; VotinG. Presser, Stanley, and Michael
James, Jeannine M., and _ Richard Traugott, Little White Lies and Social
Bolstein, Large Monetary Incentives Science Models: Correlated Response
and Their Effect on Mail Survey Re- Errors in a Panel Study of Voting, 77-86
sponse Rates, 442-53 Walsh, John P., Sara Kiesler, Lee S.
SurvEY RESEARCH. TELEPHONE. Pol, Louis Sproull, and Bradford W. Hesse, Self-
G., A Method to Increase Response selected and Randomly Selected Re-
When External Interference and Time spondents in a Computer Network Sur-
Constraints Reduce Interview Quality, vey. 241-44
356-59 Wattenberg, Martin P., The Rise of Candi-
TELEPHONE INTERVIEWING. Presser, Stan- date-centered Politics, reviewed, 383-
ley, and Shanyang Zhao, Attributes of 84
Questions and Interviewers as Corre- Webster, James G., and Lawrence W.
lates of Interviewing Performance, Lichty, Ratings Analysis: Theory and
236-40 Practice, reviewed, 386-87
THeEorY. Pusiic Opinion. Davis, James Westlye, Mark C., Senate Elections and
A., Changeable Weather in a Cooling Campaign Intensity, reviewed, 560-61
Climate Atop the Liberal Plateau: Con- Whyte, Martin King, Dating, Mating and
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