Public Opinion 9-1

what is public opinion?

• The opinion emerges in society

• one of the social power which is determining the fate of a groups

• the phenomena of conflict and cooperation.

• meaning city-state that classically understood to imply the highest or most desirable form of social organization (government)

opinion ( william albig)

• Opinion is any expression on a controversial topic.

• a view, judgment or appraisal formed in the mind about an certain issue.

• stronger than an impression but weaker than the knowledge that positif

• a conclusion you have in mind and have not been issued for debate

elements of opinion

• 1.1.Belief 2.Attitude 3.emotion

• 1.Belief 2.Attitude 3.behaviour

• 1.cognition 2.Attitude 3.Perception

• 1.Belief 2.Attitude 3.Perception

Individual Opinion

• Opinions groups about social issues of interest to many people

• the original one's opinion about a problem.

• opinion of an individual person about something that happened in the community

• opinion of the people most of them related to a problem that pro, maybe the cons, or other assessment.

which is not Characteristics of Public Opinion

• Made based on facts, not words

• The issue was agreed to solve the problem

• Can not be combined with personal interests

• That a public opinion simply the opinion of the majority of members of the community.

Fake public opinion

• Manipulated Public Opinion, the public opinion is manipulated or tricked by dodgy

• Allow for counter-opinion.

• Public opinion opens the possibility of response

• Participation limited to the interests of their community members, especially the threatened

How to collect people's aspirations

• 1.Interview

  2.Questionnaire or census

  3.Observation

  4.Investigation

  5.Research

  6.Colloquium

  7.Polls

• 1.Interview

  2.Questionnaire or census

  3.Observation

  4.Investigation

  5.assemble people

  6.Colloquium

  7.Polls

• 1.Interview

  2.collect newspaper

  3.Observation

  4.Investigation

  5.Research

  6.Colloquium

  7.Polls

• 1.Interview

  2.Questionnaire or census

  3.Observation

  4.Investigation

  5.Research

  6.Colloseum

  7.Polls

The process by which people form their political attitudes and values is called

• political correctness

• political engagement

• political participation

• political socialization

Which of the following is the best definition of public opinion?

• the sum of many individual views

• what journalists think about issues

• the beliefs of one or more interest groups

• how politicians express common attitudes

Which of the following is the most important reason why a scientific poll is more accurate than a straw poll?

• the type of questions asked

• the number of people surveyed

• the method of sampling employed

• the means of contacting people used