Summary information

Study title

Mass-Media and Voters (Pre-Election Study 1994)

Creator

Klingemann, Hans-Dieter (Wissenschaftszentrum Berlin)
Erbring, Lutz (Freie Universität Berlin)
Stöss, Richard (Freie Universität Berlin)

Study number / PID

ZA2801, Version 1.0.0 (GESIS)

10.4232/1.2801 (DOI)

Data access

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Series

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Abstract

Media usage and voting decision. Topics: Most interesting topics in the media; prediction of general economic development and personal living conditions; most important political problems; currently most able party; preference for chancellor; behavior at the polls in the last Federal Parliament election 1990 and party preference (Sunday question, first vote, second vote); reasons for vote splitting; preference for absentee ballot; most sympathetic party; coalition preference; habitual election inclination; assessment of the problem-solving ability of the established parties; media usage with daily newspapers and television; self-assessment of interest in politics; postmaterialism; self-assessment on a left-right continuum; good and bad sides of the SPD, the CSU and the FDP, the Greens and the PDS; party membership; union membership; religiousness. Also encoded were: day of interview; interview week; municipality code; city size.

Keywords

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Methodology

Data collection period

10/1994

Country

Germany

Time dimension

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Analysis unit

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Universe

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Sampling procedure

Multi-stage random sample according to the RLD procedure. Sample of target persons according to the birthday method.

Kind of data

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Data collection mode

Telephone interview with standardized questionnaire

Access

Publisher

GESIS Data Archive for the Social Sciences

Publication year

1996

Terms of data access

C - Data and documents are only released for academic research and teaching after the data depositor's written authorization. For this purpose the Data Archive obtains a written permission with specification of the user and the analysis intention.

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