Public Opinion Quarterly 2000: Vol 64 Index

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INDEX TO VOLUME 64, 2000
ADOLESCENTS. Fischhoff, Baruch, Andrew M. John L. Sullivan, and John E. Transue, Rock-
Parker, Wandi Bruine de Bruin, Julie ing the Vote: Using Personalized Messages
Downs, Claire Palmgren, Robyn Dawes, and to Motivate Voting among Young Adults,
Charles F. Manski, Teen Expectations for 29--52
Significant Life Events, 189-205 Bystrom, Diana G., see Kaid, Lynda Lee, and
Arrica. SOMALIA. Klarevas, Louis J., The Diana G. Bystrom, eds.
Polls—Trends: The United States Peace Op-
eration in Somalia, 523-40 Cantril, Albert H., and Susan Davis Cantril,
American Association for Public Opinion Re- Reading Mixed Signals: Ambivalence in
search. Awards, 371-374; Conference Re- American Public Opinion about Govern-
port, 366-370; Conference Program, ment, reviewed, 543-46
386-407; Membership Meeting, 408-12; Cantril, Susan Davis, see Cantril, Albert H.,
Presidential Address, 375-85 and Susan Davis Cantril
Appleton, Sheldon, Polls: Trends— Chanley, Virginia A., Thomas J. Rudolph, and
Assassinations, 495-522 Wendy M. Rahn, The Origins and Conse-
quences of Public Trust in Government: A
Barker, David, and Kathleen Knight, Political Time Series Analysis, 239-56
Talk Radio and Public Opinion, 149-70 Clawson, Rosalee A., and Rakuya Trice, Pov-
Bias. Keeter, Scott, Carolyn Miller, Andrew erty as We Know It: Media Portrayals of the
Kohut, Robert M. Groves, and Stanley Poor, 53-64
Presser, Consequences of Reducing Nonres- CoGniTion. Todorov, Alexander, The Acces-
ponse in a National Telephone Survey, sibility and Applicability of Knowledge:
125-48; Todorov, Alexander, The Accessi- Predicting Context Etfects in National Sur-
bility and Applicability of Knowledge: Pre- veys, 429-51
dicting Context Effects in National Surveys, Conoress. Chanley, Virginia A., Thomas J.
429-51; Todorov, Alexander, Context Ef- Rudolph, and Wendy M. Rahn, The Origins
fects in National Health Surveys: Effects of and Consequences of Public Trust in Gov-
Preceding Questions on Reporting Serious ernment: A Time Series Analysis, 239-56
Difficulty Seeing and Legal Blindness, Conrad, Frederick G., and Michael F. Schober,
65-76 Clarifying Question Meaning in a House-
Blais, Andre, Neil Nevitte, Elisabeth Gidengil, hold Telephone Survey, 1-28
and Richard Nadeau, Do People Have Feel- ConTeXxT Errects. Todorov, Alexander, The
ings toward Leaders about Whom They Say Accessibility and Applicability of Knowl-
They Know Nothing? 452-63 edge: Predicting Context Effects in National
Bobo, Lawrence D., review of Gilens, Martin, Surveys, 429-51; Todorov, Alexander, Con-
Why Americans Hate Welfare: Race, Media, text Effects in National Health Surveys: Ef-
and the Politics of Antipoverty Policy, fects of Preceding Questions on Reporting
229-33 Serious Difficulty Seeing and Legal Blind-
Bobo, Lawrence D., review of Lock, Shmuel, ness, 65-76
Crime, Public Opinion, and Civil Liberties: Corning, Amy, see Groves, Robert M., Eleanor
The Tolerant Public, 229-33 Singer, and Amy Corning
Bogart, Leo, review of Sosin, Gene, Sparks of Couper, Mick P., Web Surveys: A Review of
Liberty: An Insider's Memoir of Radio Lib- Issues and Approaches, 464-94
erty, 119-21 Cutture. Bolce, Louis, and Gerald de Maio,
Bolce, Louis, and Gerald de Maio, Reply to Reply to Singer, !08-09
Singer, 108-09 Curtin, Richard, Stanley Presser, and Eleanor
Box-Steffensmeier, Janet M., Gary C. Jacob- Singer, The Effects of Response Rate
son, and J. Tobin Grant, Question Wording Changes on the Index of Consumer Senti-
and the House Vote Choice: Some Experi- ment, 413-28
mental Evidence, 257-70
Burgess, Diana, Beth Haney, Mark Snyder, Davis, Richard, The Web of Politics: The In-
Public Opinion Quarterly
ternet’s Impact on the American Political Teen Expectations for Significant Life
System, reviewed, 361-64 Events, 189-205
De Bruin, Windi Bruine, see Fischhoff, Ba- Fiske, Roberta, see Rusciano, Frank Louis,
ruch, Andrew M. Parker, Windi Bruine de Roberta Fiske, Bosah Ebo, Sigfredo A. Her-
Bruin, Julie Downs, Claire Palmgren, Robyn nandez, and John Crothers Pollack
Dawes, and Charles F. Manski FoREIGN Poticy. Klarevas, Louis J., The
De Maio, Gerald, see Bolce, Louis, and Gerald Polls—Trends: The United States Peace Op-
de Maio eration in Somalia, 523-40
DeaTH. Appleton, Sheldon, The Friedman, Sharon, Sharon Dunwoody, and
Polls—Trends: Assassinations, 495-522 Carol L. Rogers, Communicating Uncer-
Delli Carpini, Michael X., review of Schudson, tainty: Media Coverage of New and Con-
Michael, The Good Citizen: A History of troversial Science, reviewed, 117-19
American Civic Life, 546-49
Dowes, Robyn, see Fischhoff, Baruch, Andrew Gaskell, George D., Daniel B. Wright, and
M. Parker, Windi Bruine de Bruin, Julie Colm A. O'Muircheartaigh, Telescoping of
Downs, Claire Palmgren, Robyn Dawes, and Landmark Events: Implications for Survey
Charles F. Manski Research, 77-89
Downs, Julie, see Fischhoff, Baruch, Andrew Gidengil, Elisabeth, see Blais, Andre, Neil
M. Parker, Wandi Bruine de Bruin, Julie Nevitte, Elisabeth Gidengil, and Richard
Downs, Claire Palmgren, Robyn Dawes, and Nadeau
Charles F. Manski Gilens, Martin, Why Americans Hate Welfare:
Dunwoody, Sharon, see Friedman, Sharon, Race, Media, and the Politics of Antipoverty
Sharon Dunwoody, and Carol L. Rogers Policy, reviewed, 229-33
Gilliam, Franklin D., Jr, review of Hurwitz,
Ebo, Bosah, see Rusciano, Frank Louis, Rob- Jon, and Mark Peffley, eds., Perception and
erta Fiske, Bosah Ebo, Sigfredo A. Hernan- Prejudice: Race and Politics in the United
dez, and John Crothers Pollack States, 554-57
ELections. Shaw, Greg M., and Amy S. Rag- GOVERNMENT. FEDERAL. Chanley, Virginia A.,
land, The Polls—Trends: Political Reform, Thomas J. Rudolph, and Wendy M. Rahn,
206-26; Blais, Andre, Neil Nevitte, Elisa- The Origins and Consequences of Public
beth Gidengil, and Richard Nadeau, Do Peo- Trust in Government: A Time Series Anal-
ple Have Feelings toward Leaders about ysis, 239-56; Shaw, Greg M., and Amy S.
Whom They Say They Know Nothing? Ragland, The Polls—Trends: Political Re-
452-63, Burgess, Diana, Beth Haney, Mark form, 206-26
Snyder, John L. Sullivan, and John E. Tran- Graber, Doris A., review of Rusciano, Frank
sue, Rocking the Vote: Using Personalized Louis, Roberta Fiske, Bosah Ebo, Sigfredo
Messages to Motivate Voting among Young A. Hernandez, and John Crothers Pollack,
Adults, 29-52 World Opinion and the Emerging Interna-
ELECTIONS. CONGRESSIONAL. Box-Steffens- tional Order, 360--62
meier, Janet M., Gary C. Jacobson, and J. Grant, J. Tobin, see Box-Steffensmeier, Janet
Tobin Grant, Question Wording and the M., Gary C. Jacobson, and J. Tobin Grant
House Vote Choice: Some Experimental Ev- Groups. Bolce, Louis, and Gerald de Maio,
idence, 257-70 Reply to Singer, 108-09
Erickson, Julia A., with Sally A. Steffen, Kiss Groves, Robert M., Eleanor Singer, and Amy
and Tell: Survey Sex in the Twentieth Cen- Corning, Leverage-Saliency Theory of Sur-
tury, reviewed, 113 vey Participation: Description and an Illus-
tration, 299-308
FieLD EXPERIMENTS. Conrad, Frederick G., Groves, Robert M., see Keeter, Scott, Carolyn
and Michael F. Schober, Clarifying Question Miller, Andrew Kohut, Robert M. Groves,
Meaning in a Household Telephone Survey, and Stanley Presser
1-28; Burgess, Diana, Beth Haney, Mark
Snyder, John L. Sullivan, and John E. Tran- Hagen, Michael G., review of Mutz, Diana C.
sue, Rocking the Vote: Using Personalized Impersonal Influence: How Perceptions of
Messages to Mo\\ aie Voting among Young Mass Collectives Affect Political Attitudes,
Adults, 29-52 234-36
Fischhoff, Baruch, Andrew M. Parker, Wandi Haney, Beth, see Burgess, Diana, Beth Haney,
Bruine de Bruin, Julie Downs, Claire Palm- Mark Snyder, John L. Sullivan, and John E.
gren, Robyn Dawes, and Charles F. Manski, Transue
Index to Volume 64 561
HEALTH. Todorov, Alexander, Context Effects Knight, Kathleen, see Barker, David, and Kath-
in National Health Surveys: Effects of Pre- leen Knight
ceding Questions on Reporting Serious Dif- KNOWLEDGE AND INFORMATION. Blais, Andre,
ficulty Seeing and Legal Blindness, 65-76 Neil Nevitte, Elisabeth Gidengil, and Ri-
Hernandez, Sigfredo A., see Rusciano, Frank chard Nadeau, Do People Have Feelings to-
Louis, Roberta Fiske, Bosah Ebo, Sigfredo ward Leaders about Whom They Say They
A. Hernandez, and John Crothers Pollack Know Nothing? 452-63
Huddy, Leonie, Francis K. Neely, and Marilyn Kohut, Andrew, see Keeter, Scott, Carolyn
R. LaFay, Trends: Support for the Women’s Miller, Andrew Kohut, Robert M. Groves,
Movement, 309-50 and Stanley Presser
Hurwitz, Jon, and Mark Peffley, eds., Percep- Kuzma, Lynn M., The Polls—Trends: Terror-
tion and Prejudice: Race and Politics in the ism in the United States, 90-105
United States, reviewed, 554-57
Ladd, Everett Carll, In Memoriam, 227-28
INCENTIVES. Groves, Robert M., Eleanor LaFay, Marilyn R., see Huddy, Leonie, Francis
Singer, and Amy Corning, Leverage-Sali- K. Neely, and Marilyn R. LaFay
ency Theory of Survey Participation: De- LEADERSHIP. Blais, Andre, Neil Nevitte, Elis-
scription and an Illustration, 299-308; abeth Gidengil, and Richard Nadeau, Do
Singer, Eleanor, John Van Hoewyk, and People Have Feelings toward Leaders about
Mary P. Maher, Experiments with Incentives Whom They Say They Know Nothing?
in Telephone Surveys, 171-88 452-63
IN Memoriam. Everett Carll Ladd, 1937-1999, Lieberman, Robert C., Shifting the Color Line:
227-28; Seymour Sudman, 1928-2000, Race and the American Welfare State, re-
351-53; Leslie Kish, 1920-2000, 541-42 viewed, 110-13
INTERVIEWING TECHNIQUES. Conrad, Freder- Lock, Shmuel, Crime, Public Opinion, and
ick G., and Michael F. Schober, Clarifying Civil Liberties: The Tolerant Public, re-
Question Meaning in a Household Tele- viewed, 229-33
phone Survey, 1-28
Maher, Mary P., see Singer, Eleanor, John Van
Jacobson, Gary C., see Box-Steffensmeier, Ja- Hoewyk, and Mary P. Maher
net M., Gary C. Jacobson, and J. Tobin Grant Manski, Charles F., see Fischhoff, Baruch, An-
drew M. Parker, Wandi Bruine de Bruin, Ju-
Kaid, Lynda Lee, and Diana G. Bystrom, eds., lie Downs, Claire Palmgren, Robyn Dawes,
The Electronic Election: Perspectives on the and Charles F. Manski
1996 Campaign Communication, reviewed, Marmor, Ted, review of Lieberman, Robert C.,
552-54 Shifting the Color Line: Race and the Amer-
Keeter, Scott, Carolyn Miller, Andrew Kohut, ican Welfare State, 110-13
Robert M. Groves, and Stanley Presser, Con- Marmor, Ted, review of Rogers, Daniel T., At-
sequences of Reducing Nonresponse in a lantic Crossings: Social Politics in a Pro-
National Telephone Survey, 125-48 gressive Age, 110-13
Keeter, Scott, review of Cantril, Albert H., and Mass Mepia. Clawson, Rosalee A., and Rak-
Susan Davis Cantril, Reading Mixed Sig- uya Trice, Poverty as We Know It: Media
nals: Ambivalence in American Public Opin- Portrayals of the Poor, 53-64
ion about Government, 543-46 Mass Movements. Huddy, Leonie, Francis K.
KENNEDY, JOHN FITZGERALD. Appleton, Shel- Neely, and Marilyn R. LaFay, The
don, The Polls—Trends: Assassinations, Polls—Trends: Support for the Women’s
495-522 Movement, 309—SO
Kenski, Henry C., review of Prendergast, Wil- McCarty, John A., and L. J. Shrum, The Mea-
liam B., The Catholic Voter in American surement of Personal Values in Survey Re-
Politics: The Passing of the Democratic search: A Test of Alternative Rating Pro-
Monolith, 357-59 cedures, 271-98
KING, MARTIN LUTHER, Jr. Appleton, Shel- McCombs, Maxwell, and Amy Reynolds, eds.,
don, The Polls: Trends—Assassinations, The Poll with a Human Face: The National
495-522 Issues Convention Experiment in Political
Kish, Leslie, In Memoriam, 542-43 Communication, reviewed, 354-55
Klarevas, Louis J., The Polls—Trends: The Mepia Errects. Barker, David, and Kathleen
United States Peace Operation in Somalia, Knight, Political Talk Radio and Public
$2340 Opinion, 149-70
562 Public Opinion Quarterly
Memory. Gaskell, George D., Daniel B. Election: Perspectives on the 1996 Cam-
Wright, and Colm A. O" Muircheartaigh, Tel- paign Communication, 552-54
escoping of Landmark Events: Implications
for Survey Research, 77-89 Palmgren, Claire, see Fischhoff, Baruch, An-
Merkle, Daniel M., review of McCombs, Max- drew M. Parker, Wandi Bruine de Bruin, Ju-
well, and Amy Reynolds, eds., The Poll with lie Downs, Claire Palmgren, Robyn Dawes,
a Human Face: The National Issues Con- and Charles F. Manski
vention Experiment in Political Communi- Parker, Andrew M.., see Fischhoff, Baruch, An-
cation, 354-56 drew M. Parker, Windi Bruine de Bruin, Ju-
Mitirary. Klarevas, Louis J., The lie Downs, Claire Palmgren, Robyn Dawes,
Polis—Trends: The United States Peace Op- and Charles F. Manski
eration in Somalia, 523-40 Peffley, Mark, see Hurwitz, Jon, and Mark Pef-
Miller, Carolyn, see Keeter, Scott, Carolyn Mil- fley, eds., Perception and Prejudice: Race
ler, Andrew Kohut, Robert M. Groves, and and Politics in the United States, reviewed,
Stanley Presser 554-57
Mutz, Diana C., /nipersonal Influence: How PERSUASION. Barker, David, and Kathleen
Perceptions of Mass Collectives Affect Po Knight, Political Talk Radio and Public
litical Attitudes, reviewed, 234-36 Opinion, 149-70; Burgess, Diana, Beth Ha-
ney, Mark Snyder, John L. Sullivan, and
Nadeau, Richard, see Blais, Andre, Neil Nev- John E. Transue, Rocking the Vote: Using
itte, Elisabeth Gidengil, and Richard Nadeau Personalized Messages to Motivate Voting
Neely, Francis K., see Huddy, Leonie, Francis among Young Adults, 29-52
K. Neely, and Marilyn R. LaFay PotiticaAL Attirupes. Barker, David, and
Nevitte, Neil, see Blais, Andre, Neil Nevitte, Kathleen Knight, Political Talk Radio and
Elisabeth Gidengil, and Richard Nadeau Public Opinion, 149-70; Huddy, Leonie,
Newhagen, John E., review of Davis, Richard Francis K. Neely, and Marilyn R. LaFay,
The Web of Politics: The Internet's Impact The Polls—Trends: Support for the
on the American Political System, 363-65 Women’s Movement, 309-50
Pollock, John Crothers, see Rusciano, Frank
NONRESPONSE. Curtin, Richard, Stanley
Louis, Roberta Fiske, Bosah Ebo, Sigfredo
Presser, and Eleanor Singer, The Effects of
A. Hernandez, and John Crothers Pollack
Response Rate Changes on the Index of
PoLts. Kuzma, Lynn M, The Polls—Trends:
Consumer Sentiment, 413-28; Groves, Rob-
Terrorism in the United States, 90-105;
ert M., Eleanor Singer, and Amy Corning,
Traugott, Michael, Presidential Ad-
Leverage-Saliency Theory of Survey Partic-
dress—Polling in the Public's Interest,
ipation: Description and an_ Illustration, 375-85
299-308; Keeter, Scott, Carolyn Miller, An-
POLLS. PUBLIC OPINION QUARTERLY. Apple-
drew Kohut, Robert M. Groves, and Stanley
ton, Sheldon, The Polls—Trends: Assassi-
Presser, Consequences of Reducing Nonres-
nations, 495-522; Huddy, Leonie, Francis
ponse in a National Telephone Survey,
K. Neely, and Marilyn R. LaFay, The
125-48
Polls—Trends: Support for the Women’s
Movement, 309-50; Shaw, Greg M., and
O’Muircheartaigh, Colm A., see Gaskell, Amy S. Ragland, The Polls—Trends: Polit-
George D., Daniel B. Wright, and Colm A. ical Reform, 206-26
O' Muircheartaigh PRECISION JOURNALISM. Traugott, Michael,
Opinions. Blais, Andre, Neil Nevitte, Elisabeth Presidential Address—Polling in the Pub-
Gidengil, and Richard Nadeau, Do People lic’s Interest, 375-85
Have Feelings toward Leaders about Whom PresUDICE. Singer, Eleanor, Comment, 106-07
They Say They Know Nothing? 452-63 Prendergast, William B., The Catholic Voter in
Opinions. CHANGE. Appleton, Sheldon, The American Politics: The Passing of the Dem-
Polls: Trends—Assassinations, 495-522 ocratic Monolith, reviewed, 356-58
Optimism. Fischhoff, Baruch, Andrew M. Par- PRESIDENTIAL PopuLarity. Chanley, Virginia
ker, Windi Bruine de Bruin, Julie Downs, A., Thomas J. Rudolph, and Wendy M.
Claire Palmgren, Robyn Dawes, and Charles Rahn, The Origins and Consequences of
F. Manski, Teen Expectations for Significant Public Trust in Government: A Time Series
Life Events, 189-205 Analysis, 239-56
Owen, Diana, review of Kaid, Lynda Lee, and Presser, Stanley, see Curtin, Richard, Stanley
Diana G. Bystrom, eds., The Electronic Presser, and Eleanor Singer
Index to Volume 64 563
Presser, Stanley, see Keeter, Scott, Carolyn O’Muircheartaigh, Telescoping of Land-
Miller, Andrew Kohut, Robert M. Groves, mark Events: Implications for Survey Re-
and Stanley Presser search, 77-89
Pressure Groups. Shaw, Greg M., and Amy RESEARCH. PUBLIC OPINION. Traugott, Mi-
S. Ragland, The Polls—Trends: Political Re- chael, Presidential Address—Polling in the
form, 206-26 Public’s Interest, 375-85
PROPAGANDA. Barker, David, and Kathleen Response Errects. Curtin, Richard, Stanley
Knight, Political Talk Radio and Public Presser, and Eleanor Singer, The Effects of
Opinion, 149-70 Response Rate Changes on the Index of
PsycHOLOGY. Todorov, Alexander, The Ac- Consumer Sentiment, 413-28; Gaskell,
cessibility and Applicability of Knowledge: George D., Daniel B. Wright, and Colm A.
Predicting Context Effects in National Sur- O’Muircheartaigh, Telescoping of Land-
veys, 429-51 mark Events: Implications for Survey Re-
PusLic Opinion. Kuzma, Lynn M., The search, 77-89; Keeter, Scott, Carolyn Miller,
Polls—Trends: Terrorism in the United Andrew Kohut, Robert M. Groves, and Stan-
States, 90-105; Bolce, Louis, and Gerald de ley Presser, Consequences of Reducing Non-
Maio, Reply to Singer, 108-09; Chanley, response in a National Telephone Survey,
Virginia A., Thomas J. Rudolph, and Wendy 125-48; Singer, Eleanor, John Van Hoewyk,
M. Rahn, The Origins and Consequences of and Mary P. Maher, Experiments with In-
Public Trust in Government: A Time Series centives in Telephone Surveys, 171-88; To-
Analysis, 239-56; Klarevas, Louis J., The dorov, Alexander, Context Effects in Na-
Polls—Trends: The United States Peace Op- tional Health Surveys: Effects of Preceding
eration in Somalia, 523-40; Traugott, Mi- Questions on Reporting Serious Difficulty
chael, Presidential Address—Polling in the Seeing and Legal Blindness, 65-76
Public’s Interest, 375-85 Reynolds, Amy, see McCombs, Maxwell, and
Amy Reynolds, eds.
QUESTION COMPREHENSION. Conrad, Freder- Rogers, Carol L., see Friedman, Sharon,
ick G., and Michael F. Schober, Clarifying Sharon Dunwoody, and Carol L. Rogers
Question Meaning in a Household Tele- Rogers, Daniel T., Atlantic Crossings: Social
phone Survey, 1-28 Politics in a Progressive Age, reviewed,
QUESTION WorDING. Box-Steffensmeier, Janet 110-13
M., Gary C. Jacobson, and J. Tobin Grant, Rosenzweig, Roy, and David Thelen, The
Question Wording and the House Vote Presence of the Past: Popular Uses of His-
Choice: Some Experimental Evidence, tory in American Life, reviewed, 115-17
257-70 Rudolph, Thomas J., see Chanley, Virginia A.,
QuesTIONNaIRES. McCarty, John A., and L. J. Thomas J. Rudolph, and Wendy M. Rahn
Shrum, The Measurement of Personal Val- Rusciano, Frank Louis, Roberta Fiske, Bosah
ues in Survey Research: A Test of Alter- Ebo, Sigfredo A. Hernandez, and John
native Rating Procedures, 271-98 Crothers Pollack, World Opinion and the
Emerging International Order, reviewed,
Racism. Clawson, Rosalee A., and Rakuya 359-60
Trice, Poverty as We Know It: Media Por-
trayals of the Poor, 53-64 Sca.inG. McCarty, John A., and L. J. Shrum,
Ragland, Amy S., see Shaw, Greg M., and Amy The Measurement of Personal Values in Sur-
S. Ragland vey Research: A Test of Alternative Rating
Rahn, Wendy M., see Chanley, Virginia A.., Procedures, 271-98
Thomas J. Rudolph, and Wendy M. Rahn Schober, Michael, see Conrad, Frederick G.,
RerusaL Rates. Curtin, Richard, Stanley and Michael F. Schober
Presser, and Eleanor Singer, The Effects of Schudson, Michael, The Good Citizen: A His-
Response Rate Changes on the Index of tory of American Civic Life, reviewed,
Consumer Sentiment, 413-28 546-49
RELIGION. Bolce, Louis, and Gerald de Maio, Schuman, Howard, review of Rosenzweig,
Reply to Singer, 108-09; Singer, Eleanor, Roy, and David Thelen, The Presence of the
Comment, 106-07 Past: Popular Uses of History in American
RESEARCH METHODS. Couper, Mick P., Web Life, 115-17
Surveys: A Review of Issues and Ap- SexuaL BeHavior. Fischhoff, Baruch, An-
proaches, 464-94; Gaskell, George D., Dan- drew M. Parker, Wandi Bruine de Bruin, Ju-
iel B. Wright, and Colm A. lie Downs, Claire Palmgren, Robyn Dawes,
564 Public Opinion Quarterly
and Charles F. Manski, Teen Expectations Maher, Experiments with Incentives in Tel-
for Significant Life Events, 189-205 ephone Surveys, 171-88
Shapiro, Robert Y., review of Sharp, Elaine B..
The Sometime Connection: Public Opinion TELEPHONE Surveys. Curtin, Richard, Stanley
and Social Policy, 549-52 Presser, and Eleanor Singer, The Effects of
Sharp, Elaine B., The Sometime Connection: Response Rate Changes on the Index of
Public Opinion and Social Policy, reviewed, Consumer Sentiment, 413-28; Keeter, Scott,
549-52 Carolyn Miller, Andrew Kohut, Robert M.
Shaw, Greg M., and Amy S. Ragland, The Groves, and Stanley Presser, Consequences
Polls—Trends: Political Reform, 206-26 of Reducing Nonresponse in a National Tel-
Shrum, L. J., see McCarty, John A., and L. J. ephone Survey, 125-48
Shrum TERRORISM. Kuzma, Lynn M.,_ The
Singer, Eleanor, John Van Hoewyk, and Mary Polls—Trends: Terrorism in the United
P. Maher, Experiments with Incentives in States, 90-105
Telephone Surveys, 171-88 Thelen, David, see Rosenzweig, Roy, and Da-
Singer, Eleanor, review of Friedman, Sharon, vid Thelen
Sharon Dunwoody, and Carol L. Rogers, THEORY. SOCIAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL.
eds., Communicating Uncertainty: Media Groves, Robert M., Eleanor Singer, and Amy
Coverage of New and Controversial Sci- Corning, Lcverage-Saliency Theory of Sur-
ence, 117-19 vey Participation: Description and an Illus-
Singer, Eleanor, see Curtin, Richard, Stanley tration, 299-308
Presser, and Eleanor Singer Todorov, Alexander, The Accessibility and Ap-
Singer, Eleanor, see Groves, Robert M., plicability of Knowledge: Predicting Con-
Eleanor Singer, and Amy Corning text Effects in National Surveys, 429-51
Singer, Eleanor, Comment, 106-07 Todorov, Alexander, Context Effects in Na-
Smith, Tom W., review of Erickson, Julia A., tional Health Surveys: Effects of Preceding
with Sally A. Steffen, Kiss and Tell: Survey Questions on Reporting Serious Difficulty
Sex in the Twentieth Century, 113-17 Seeing and Legal Blindness, 65-76
Snyder, Mark, see Burgess, Diana, Beth Haney, Transue, John E., see Burgess, Diana, Beth Ha-
Mark Snyder, John L. Sullivan, and John E. ney, Mark Snyder, John L. Sullivan, and
Transue John E. Transue
Sosin, Gene, Sparks of Liberty: An Insider's Traugott, Michael, Presidential Ad-
Memoir of Radio Liberty, reviewed, 119-21 dress—Polling in the Public's Interest,
Steffen, Sally A., see Erickson, Julia A., with 375-85
Sally A. Steffen Trice, Rakuya, see Clawson, Rosalee A., and
Stereotypes. Clawson, Rosalee A., and Rak- Rakuya Trice
uya Trice, Poverty as We Know It: Media
Portrayals of the Poor, 53-64 VALIDITY AND Data Qua ity. Conrad, Fred-
Sudman, Seymour, In Memoriam, 351-53 erick G., and Michael F. Schober, Clarifying
Sullivan, John L., see Burgess, Diana, Beth Question Meaning in a Household Tele-
Haney, Mark Snyder, John L. Sullivan, and phone Survey, 1-28
John E. Transue Vaues. McCarty, John A., and L. J. Shrum,
Survey RESEARCH. Box-Steffensmeier, Janet The Measurement of Personal Values in Sur-
M., Gary C. Jacobson, and J. Tobin Grant, vey Research: A Test of Alternative Rating
Question Wording and the House Vote Procedures, 271-98
Choice: Some Experimental Evidence, Van Hoewyk, John, see Singer, Eleanor, John
257-70; Groves, Robert M., Eleanor Singer, Van Hoewyk, and Mary P. Maher
and Amy Corning, Leverage-Saliency The- VIOLENCE. Fischhoff, Baruch, Andrew M. Par-
ory of Survey Participation: Description and ker, Windi Bruine de Bruin, Julie Downs,
an Illustration, 299-308; McCarty, John A., Claire Palmgren, Robyn Dawes, and Charles
and L. J. Shrum, The Measurement of Per- F. Manski, Teen Expectations for Significant
sonal Values in Survey Research: A Test of Life Events, 189-205
Alternative Rating Procedures, 271-98 VoTING. Box-Steffensmeier, Janet M., Gary C.
Survey Researcn. Computer. Couper, Mick Jacobson, and J. Tobin Grant, Question
P., Web Surveys: A Review of Issues and Wording and the House Vote Choice: Some
Approaches, 464-94 Experimental Evidence, 257-70; Burgess,
SurRVEY RESEARCH. TELEPHONE. Singer, Diana, Beth Haney, Mark Snyder, John L.
Eleanor, John Van Hoewyk, and Mary P. Sullivan, and John E. Transue, Rocking the
Index to Volume 64 565
Vote: Using Personalized Messages to Mo- Women’s Ricuts. Huddy, Leonie, Francis K.
tivate Voting among Young Adults, 29-52 Neely, and Marilyn R. LaFay, The
Polls—Trends: Support for the Women’s
Movement, 309-50
WELFARE. SociaL. Clawson, Rosalee A., and Wright, Daniel B., see Gaskell, George D..,
Rakuya Trice, Poverty as We Know It: Me- Daniel B. Wright, and Colm A.
dia Portrayals of the Poor, 53-64 O’ Muircheartaigh