voting behaviour
collocation in Englishmeaningsofvotingandbehaviour
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voting
noun[U]
uk/ˈvəʊ.tɪŋ/us/ˈvoʊ.t̬ɪŋ/
the activity of choosing someone or something in ...
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behaviour
noun
uk/bɪˈheɪ.vjər/us/bɪˈheɪ.vjɚ/
the way that ...
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(Definition ofvotingandbehaviourfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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Both theories imply predictions aboutvotingbehaviour.
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Our model assumes that media exposure influencesvotingbehaviour.
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The authors contend that conventional studies ofvotingbehaviourfocusing on appeals to class and economic divides fail to recognise the salience of cultural explanations ofvotingbehaviour.
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As other researchers have found, occupation is not an especially powerful determinant ofvotingbehaviour.
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And (3) is this effect consequential for our conclusions about legislativevotingbehaviour?
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If one is concerned with the prediction ofvotingbehaviour, the above approach is acceptable.
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This much would be standard in any instrumental account ofvotingbehaviour.
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The baseline model cannot predict thevotingbehaviourof these unanchored voters.
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Unobserved factors that caused pastvotingbehaviourmight also cause current turnout.
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The logic of the model stems from both the sociological and psychological approaches tovotingbehaviour.
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Religious practices, religious beliefs and the religious composition of households also affectvotingbehaviour.
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That much is obvious from simple cross-tabulations ofvotingbehaviouramong respondents in panel studies.
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The scope of these effects on both attitudes andvotingbehaviourwas quite large.
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The model identifies two regions as distinct in theirvotingbehaviourcompared with other regions.
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Our argument meshes with two strong but disparate traditions in the study ofvotingbehaviour.
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In sum, party affiliation and regional interests each capture part of the variation invotingbehaviour.
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This rational behaviour goes by many labels, called strategic, tactical or sophisticatedvotingbehaviour(in this article we use the term strategic voting for this type ofvotingbehaviour).
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The short response to this is that it was not our intent to present a new theory ofvotingbehaviour.
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The simulations presented in the text show how the correction also works under other models ofvotingbehaviour.
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In other words, local issues, rather than adherence to a broader party manifesto, were determiningvotingbehaviour.
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They also provide a very useful critique of simplistic accounts of self-interest, age andvotingbehaviour.
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Even simple material interest theories ofvotingbehaviourmust recognize that the sources of 'interests' are diverse.
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In this article, we first develop a theory about the impact of regime preferences onvotingbehaviour.
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The unfortunate consequence however, is that the existing models have been partial and unsatisfactory accounts ofvotingbehaviour.
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In these countries, we argue, the potential scope for media effects on public opinion andvotingbehaviouris much greater.
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