The Effects of Party System on voter attitudes and behavior

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The Effects of Party System on voter attitudes and behavior . Research Question. Previous Research/theory. Data set- World Values Survey 1995. Party Systems. Variables. Tests of Univariate Normality. Principle Component Analysis. Results. Post- Analysis.

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The Effects of Party System on voter attitudes and behavior
Research Question
Previous Research/theory
Data set- World Values Survey 1995
Party Systems
Variables
Tests of Univariate Normality
Principle Component Analysis
Results

Post- Analysis

Behavior and Attitudes

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