Making Inferences from Statistical Data

Shows how statistical data can be used to infer political party preferences. Looks at social characteristics such as education, age, occupation, and race and the effect each has on making a choice between political parties. Shows how generalizations concerning the voting patterns of various population subgroups can be inferred.

More in American Political Behavior Series

  1. Making Inferences from Statistical Data 1969
  2. Speculation About Voter Behavior 1970

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