Public Opinion Quarterly

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Comment on Davis's "Changeable Weather in a Cooling Climate Atop the Liberal Plateau"
Public Opin Q 1992 56: 307-310. [Summary] [Request Permissions]  

Cliff Zukin

Comment on Davis: Yes, But...Public Opinion is a Top-Down Process
Public Opin Q 1992 56: 311-314; doi:10.1086/269324 [Summary] [Request Permissions]  

Joseph Veroff, Shirley Hatchett, and Elizabeth Douvan

Consequences of Participating in a Longitudinal Study of Marriage
Public Opin Q 1992 56: 315-327; doi:10.1086/269325 [Summary] [Request Permissions]  

Eric A. Greenleaf

Measuring Extreme Response Style
Public Opin Q 1992 56: 328-351; doi:10.1086/269326 [Summary] [Request Permissions]  

Nancy A. Mathiowetz

Errors in Reports of Occupation
Public Opin Q 1992 56: 352-355; doi:10.1086/269327 [Summary] [Request Permissions]  

Louis G. Pol

A Method to Increase Response When External Interference and Time Constraints Reduce Interview Quality
Public Opin Q 1992 56: 356-359; doi:10.1086/269328 [Summary] [Request Permissions]  

Tom W. Smith

Poll Trends: Religious Beliefs and Behaviors and the Televangelist Scandals of 1987-1988
Public Opin Q 1992 56: 360-380; doi:10.1086/269329 [Summary] [Request Permissions]  

Nathaniel Beck

Public Opinion in America: Moods, Cycles and Swings.
Public Opin Q 1992 56: 381-382; doi:10.1086/269330 [Summary] [Request Permissions]  

John G. Geer

The Rise of Candidate-centered Politics.
Public Opin Q 1992 56: 383-384; doi:10.1086/269331 [Summary] [Request Permissions]  

Jacqueline Scott

Dating, Mating and Marriage.
Public Opin Q 1992 56: 385-386; doi:10.1086/269332 [Summary] [Request Permissions]  

Gale D. Metzger

Ratings Analysis: Theory and Practice.
Public Opin Q 1992 56: 386-387; doi:10.1086/269333 [Summary] [Request Permissions]  

Proceedings of the Forty-Seventh Annual Conference of the American Association for Public Opinion Research
Public Opin Q 1992 56: 388-418; doi:10.1086/269334 [Summary] [Request Permissions]  

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