December 1956
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American Political Science Association
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... In a survey, it is impossible to distinguish intense and stable opinions from weak and fickle ones. Already in the 20 th Century, Dahl (1956) questioned precisely what would happen if the minority preferred their own alternative much more passionately than the majority preferred the opposite alternative. Eventually, there is another challenge related to the sequence of questions (and overdetermination) as Schuman and Presser (1981) already pointed out many years ago. ...
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December 1956
American Political Science Association