| 1 |
Introduction and Overview of the Course |
| Part 1: Preliminaries |
| 2 |
The Meaning and Measurement of Public Opinion |
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Part 2: Questions of Competence |
| 3 |
Political Ignorance: Causes and Effects |
| 4 |
The Search for Overarching Principles: Ideology and Political Reasoning |
| Part 3: Building From the Ground Up: Opinion Ingredients and The Micro-Foundations of Public Preferences |
| 5 |
Material Interests (Or Symbolic Politics?) |
| 6 |
Groups in American Politics: Us and Them |
| 7 |
Principles and Values |
| Part 4: The World Out There: Society and Politics |
| 8 |
Social Influence |
| 9 |
Framing, Priming and Media Effects |
| 10 |
The Miracle of Aggregation and Enlightened Preferences (Is Anyone Right?) |
| 11 |
Public Opinion and Public Policy |
| 12 |
Public Opinion and Foreign Policy |
| Part 5: Reflections |
| 13 |
Final Thoughts: The Place of Public Opinion in Democratic Politics |
