Public Opinion Quarterly

Articles:

John P. Murry, Jr., Antonie Stam, and John L. Lastovicka

Paid-Versus Donated-Media Strategies for Public Service Announcement Campaigns
Public Opin Q 1996 60: 1-29. [Summary] [Request Permissions]  

Eric Plutzer and John F. Zipp

Identity Politics, Partisanship, and Voting for Women Candidates
Public Opin Q 1996 60: 30-57. [Summary] [Request Permissions]  

Sowmya Narayan and Jon A. Krosnick

Education Moderates Some Response Effects in Attitude Measurement
Public Opin Q 1996 60: 58-88. [Summary] [Request Permissions]  

Mick P. Couper and Benjamin Rowe

Evaluation of a Computer-Assisted Self-Interview Component in a Computer-Assisted Personal Interview Survey
Public Opin Q 1996 60: 89-105. [Summary] [Request Permissions]  

William L. Miller, Stephen White, and Paul Heywood

Review: Twenty-Five Days to go: Measuring and Interpreting the Trends in Public Opinion During the 1993 Russian Election Campaign
Public Opin Q 1996 60: 106-127. [Summary] [Request Permissions]  

Charlotte Steeh and Maria Krysan

Trends: Affirmative Action and the Public, 1970-1995
Public Opin Q 1996 60: 128-158. [Summary] [Request Permissions]  

Eugene P. Ericksen

A Journalist's Guide to Public Opinion Polls. • "Reference Guide on Survey Research."
Public Opin Q 1996 60: 159-165. [Summary] [Request Permissions]  

David Cantor

Autobiographical Memory and the Validity of Retrospective Reports.
Public Opin Q 1996 60: 165-167. [Summary] [Request Permissions]  

Frederick D. Weil

The New Germany Votes: Unification and the Creation of a New German Party System.
Public Opin Q 1996 60: 167-171. [Summary] [Request Permissions]  

Vicki L. Hesli

The Russian People Speak: Democracy at a Crossroads.
Public Opin Q 1996 60: 171-173. [Summary] [Request Permissions]  

Cheryl Rieger

The Rehabilitation of Richard Nixon: The Media's Effect on Collective Memory.
Public Opin Q 1996 60: 173-175. [Summary] [Request Permissions]  

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