Unit 3: People & Politics

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Unit 3: People & Politics Ch. 6: Public Opinion & The Media Ch. 7: Interest Groups & Political Parties Ch. 8: Campaigns & Elections

Ch. 6: Public Opinion & The Media Aggregate view of a majority of people Private opinion Public Change trends

*creates political ideology (p. 17) Socialized by: Family Religion Education Gender Region Ethnicity Economic Status Recent Events Opinion Leaders Framing Effect Media *creates political ideology (p. 17)

Paradox of Collective Action Change Trends Paradox of Collective Action Free rider Tragedy of the Commons

Media pg. 314-327 Competitive business Locally run Role of Govt -White House correspondent gatekeeper, scorekeeper, watchdog

How media influences politicians: Scandals Visuals Sound bites Prettiness

How politicians influence media: Press officers Targeting 6 p.m news Spin control Leaks, flattery, ideology Rewards & penalties

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