Chicago: University of Chicago Press. Encyclopedias /Contents 136 0 R >> Levendusky, Matthew S. 2009. We are available 24/7 to help students with writing research papers and research proposals University, Master's, PhD . Table 12.7 is the classification table from a binomial probit model (BNP) in which the dependent variable was a dummy variable equal to one if the respondent reported voting for Obama and equal to zero if the respondent reported voting for McCain. Biased Narratives in the Media: Coverage of Fatal Shootings During Black Lives Matter Demonstrations. Index 689599 rule, 149, 150, 159 Achen, Christopher, 265 advertisements, 90 advocacy, 65 aggregate quantities, 93, 100 alternative hypotheses, 202, 212 American National Election Study (ANES), 168 American Political Science Review, 26, 35, 45 approval ratings, 30, 41, 143, 154, 283, 291 Arrow, Kenneth, 49 Arrows theorem, 49 astronomy, 6 autocorrelation, 209 auxiliary regression model, 266, 271 Berelson, Bernard, 7 bias, 243 measurement, 111116, 140 omitted-variable, 229, 243 zero bias, 208 Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, 44 binomial logit model, 277280, 296 binomial probit model, 280, 296 bivariate hypothesis tests, 161162, 166184 bivariate phenomena, 57, 74 Blair, Tony, 174 Box, George E. P., 246 boxwhisker plot, 135 Brazil, 118 Buchanan, Pat, 259 Buffett, Warren, 44 Bush, George W., 174, 268, 274 cancer treatment, 91 categorical variables, 127, 140 description, 130132 dummy variables to test, 251254 causal hurdles scorecard, 74 causal relationships, 37, 9, 62, 6973, 77 comparison as key to establishing, 77 controlling for, 6869 credible mechanisms, 61 deterministic, 58, 74 four hurdles to establishing, 56, 6065, 81, 97 causal hurdles scorecard, 64 identifying claims, 65 multiple regression, 222 probabilistic, 58, 74 theory and, 3 causality, 17, 21 census, 144, 148, 159 central limit theorem, 148155, 159 central tendency, 130, 140 chi-squared ( 2 ) test, 171, 184 Chirac, Jacques, 32 citation counts, 3839 classification tables, 280, 281, 296 Clinton, Bill, 247 Clinton, Hillary, 33, 167, 169, 240, 247251, 256 coalition governments, 254 coding, 113, 128 communism, 121 complete information, 45, 51 confidence intervals, 153, 160, 205 confounding variables, 74, 84 construct validity, 115, 140 consumer confidence, 99, 101, 292 content validity, 115, 140 311 312 Index continuous variables, 126, 129, 132140 rank statistics, 133136 control group, 80, 101 Copernicus, Nicolaus, 6 correlation, 17, 21 causation and, 62 correlation coefficient, 163, 164, 178184 correlational studies, 93, 101 covariance, 180, 184 see also covariation covariation, 17, 21, 66, 178 see also covariance critical values, 172, 185 cross-sectional measures, 2830, 51 data, 96 cross-sectional studies, 77, 9495, 101 cumulative impact, 290, 296 currency exchange rate, 29 Dahl, Robert, 117 data, 10, 21, 95, 104106 collection, 105 outliers, 132, 136139 rank statistics, 133136 sample size, 158 statistical moments, 132, 136139 statistical properties, 125126 time series, 28, 30, 33 see also variables data sets, 95, 101 dimensions, 95, 101 datum, 95, 101 degrees of freedom, 172, 177, 185, 227 democracies, 59, 234 stability, 70 democracy, 115120 Democritus, 56 dependent variables, 21 causes of variation, 4243 dichotomous, 277 differenced, 288, 296 lagged, 290 depression, 108 deterministic relationships, 58, 74 DFBETA score, 262, 271 Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorder (DSM), 108 difference of means test, 163, 173, 175, 185 directional hypothesis, 205, 207, 212 dispersion, 134, 140 distributed lag model, 290, 296 Dole, Bob, 3, 247 domestic violence, 87 Downs, Anthony, 46 dummy variables, 247, 256, 271 dependent, 274 goodness-of-fit, 280 independent, 246256 multiple independent variables, 254 dummy-variable trap, 249, 271 dummying out, 262, 271 dyadic data, 233, 243 dyads, 233, 234 Edmonds, David, 58 Eidinow, John, 58 elections, 115 incumbent advantage, 816 US presidential elections 2000, 259262 2004, 274, 277280 2016, 166173 gender and, 166173 Elizabeth II, 174 empirical evidence, 1819, 21 empirical tests, 4 equal-unit differences, 129, 140 ethics, 91 ethnic groups, 87 European Union (EU), 2 expected value, 137, 140 experiments, 86, 101 controls, 80 definition, 80 design, 8485 drawbacks, 88 external validity, 86, 101 field, 86, 101 natural, 101 observational studies, 92, 93, 101 survey, 86 external validity, 86, 101 face validity, 114, 140 Fair, Ray, 132 Fenno, Richard, 50 field experiments, 101 Florida, 259 focus groups, 79 force, diversionary use, 41 formal theory, 42, 52 France, 32 frequency distribution, 150, 160 functional form, 277 313 Index gender, 168, 169, 240 voting behavior and, 166173, 247251 generality (of a theory), 20 golf, 286 Gore, Al, 259 gravity models, 233 Green, Donald, 47 gross domestic product (GDP), 28, 107, 195 Guadet, Hazel, 7 Guest, Christopher, 104 Head Start program, 7273 heteroscedasticity, 209, 277 Hillary Clinton Thermometer, 240, 247251 histograms, 138, 140 homelessness, 19 homoscedasticity, 208209, 277 hypotheses, 4, 21 alternative, 202 directional, 205 from theory, 10 null hypothesis, 4, 166, 207 testing, 4, 21 bivariate tests, 161162, 166184 one-tailed tests, 205207 two-tailed tests, 202204 ice cream, 17, 61 ideology, 19 income, 249 incomplete information, 52 incumbent advantage, 816 independent outcomes, 147, 160 independent variable, 21 influential cases, 258, 271 information complete, 45, 51 incomplete, 45, 52 Inglehard, Ronald, 70 instantaneous effect, 296 institutionalization, 35 interactive models, 256, 271 internal validity, 101 internet polls, 156 interquartile range, 134 intransitivity, 49, 52 Jennings, Kent, 7 Johnson, Lyndon, 72 judicial activism, 109 kernel density plot, 139, 140, 176 Kerry, John, 274 Koyck transformation, 290, 296 Kuhn, Thomas, 5 kurtosis, 137, 140 lagged values, 283, 296 lagged-dependent-variable model, 290, 296 lawyers, 5 Lazarsfeld, Paul, 7 lead values, 283, 296 least-squares property, 136, 140 legislative rules, 4849 leverage, 259, 271 Lewis-Beck, Michael, 32 libraries, 106 life satisfaction, 70 lighting, 25 linear probability model, 274277, 296 link functions, 278, 296 literature review and appraisal, 3941, 99100 searching, 3839 McDonald, Michael D., 174 Malawi, 87 maps, 16 Martin, Lanny, 254 mean value, 136, 140, 154 standard error, 152 measurement, 106, 111116 bias, 113, 140 conceptual clarity, 111112 consequences of poor, 122 error, 209, 210 metric, 126, 140 reliability, 112113 validity, 114115 measures, 21 cross-sectional, 28 time series, 28, 30, 52 median value, 133, 140 Mendes, Silvia M., 174 micronumerosity, 265, 271 Milgram experiment, 91 Mitterand, Francois, 32 mode, 131, 141 models, 3, 16, 22 Mueller, John, 32, 41 multicollinearity, 233, 243, 248, 263266, 270, 271 314 Index multivariate regression models, 57, 69, 74, 217221 bias, omitted-variable, 229, 243, 268, 284 coefficient standardization, 225 interpretation, 221225 mathematical requirements, 232 population regression function, 189, 208, 216 murder, 17, 61 National Election Study (NES), 127 National Science Foundation, 47 NBC News, 154 negative relationships, 14, 22 Newton, Isaac, 25 Niemi, Richard, 7 normal distribution, 148154, 160, 201, 208 normal science, 6, 22 normative statements, 19, 22 null hypothesis, 4, 22, 166, 207 false rejection, 5 observational studies, 77, 92, 93 cross-sectional, 77, 9495, 101 drawbacks, 98100 time series, 77, 9798, 102 omitted-variable bias, 229, 243, 268, 284 operationalization, 9, 22 Ordeshook, Peter, 45 ordinal variables, 127, 141 ordinary least-squares (OLS) regression, 193, 199, 212 assumptions, 210, 211 extensions, 246, 273274 outcomes, 147, 160 outliers, 132, 136139, 141, 258262 p-values, 163, 185, 203 limitations, 164165 null hypothesis and, 166 statistical significance and, 165 paradigms, 6, 22 shift, 6, 22 parameter estimates, 190, 201, 212 parameters, 189, 212 parametric linearity, 211 parsimony, 20, 22 partisan sort, 37 Pearson, Karl, 171, 176, 181 Pearsons r (correlation coefficient), 181, 185 placebo, 80, 101 politics psychology, 92 political legitimacy, 110 political participation, race and, 7072 political science, definition, 13 political sophistication, 110 Polity IV measure, 117 polling, internet, 156157 Polsby, Nelson, 34 population, 86, 101, 144, 160 population error, 212 population regression function, 189, 216 positive relationships, 12, 22 poverty, 107108 predicted probability, 276, 296 preferences ordering, 52 transitivity, 48 prejudice, 114 presidential approval, 30, 41, 143, 154, 283, 291 presidential popularity, 297 probabilistic relationships, 58, 74 probability theory, 145148 see also predicted probability proof, 5 proportionate reduction of error, 297 psychology, 108 R-squared (R2 ) statistic, 197198, 212 race, 7072, 78 rally round the flag effect, 41 random assignment, 80, 85, 101 random sampling, 86, 101, 144, 159, 160 via internet, 156157 rank statistics, 133136, 141 rational choice, 42, 52 reference category, 252, 271 regression models dummy variables, independent, 246256 extensions, 246 goodness-of-fit, 196, 199 line-fitting, 189191 mathematical requirements, 232 multivariate, 215 OLS estimation, 193 parameter estimates, 190, 201 regression line estimation, 191 residuals, 190, 219 results presentation, 236 regression tables, 236242 315 Index two-variable, 188 uncertainty, 195204 underlying assumptions, 207212 regression tables, 236242 relationships (between variables) negative, 14 positive, 12, 22 reliability, 141 validity and, 115116 replication, 90, 102 research design, 77, 78, 102 controlled experiments, 77 experiments, 7884 residuals, 212, 219 Riker, William, 45, 49 Rogers, James, 16 root mean-squared error, 196, 212 Rubin, Donald, 59 Russell, Bertrand, 143 Salmon, Wesley, 58 sample, 144 of convenience, 89, 102, 156 error, 191, 212 random, 144 regression model, 190, 212 size, 157 sampling distribution, 152, 160 scatter plots, 179 school choice programs, 66 scientific knowledge, 4 Shapiro, Ian, 47 significance, see statistical significance skepticism, 4 skew, 141 skewness, 137 social capital, 110 spatial dimension, 28, 52, 95 spurious associations, 60, 74, 84 spurious regression problem, 285, 297 differenced dependent variable, 288 standard deviation, 137, 141, 151, 155 standard error of the mean, 152, 155, 158, 160, 176, 200 standardized coefficients, 225, 243 statistical inference, 144, 160 statistical model, 189, 213 statistical moments, 133, 141 statistical significance, 165, 185, 203 multiple regression, 227 Stewart, Potter, 117 stochastic component, 189, 213 Stouffer, Samuel, 121 strategic voting, 5052 substantive significance, 227, 228, 243 Sullivan, John, 121 surveys, 6, 102, 105 systematic difference, 82 t-ratio, 203, 213 t-test, 176, 177 tables, 236 tabular analysis, 163, 166173, 185 talk therapy, 109 tax policy, 58 telephone polls, 156 theoretical models, 22 theory, 3, 22, 2627 data and, 104 generalization, 3132 generality, 20 identifying variation, 2728 parsimony, 20 strategies for building, 2526 originality, 3338 Tijms, Henk, 148 time dimension, 28, 52 time series, 28, 30, 52, 282288 data, 9597 memory and lags, 283 notation, 282 observational studies, 77, 9798, 102 tolerance, 120122 total sum of squares (TSS), 198 trade, 233 transitive relations, 48, 52 treatment group, 80, 102 Trump, Donald, 33, 154, 168 Tullock, Gordon, 46 uncertainty, 145, 199 unemployment, 13 United Kingdom, 174, 241 United States Congress, 35, 109, 110 House of Representatives, 50 party identification, 37 Polity score, 119 presidential approval, 30, 41, 143, 154, 283, 291 rally round the flag effect, 41 presidential elections 2000, 259262 2004, 274, 277280 316 Index United States (cont.) /Rect [ 17.01000 765.19000 89.08000 756.19000 ] >> /Contents 184 0 R Copyright 2022 DOKUMEN.PUB. /Border [ 0 0 0 ] >> /MediaBox [ 0 0 501 855.65000 ] /pdfrw_0 132 0 R /Contents 74 0 R q >> Sociology has shaped the development of research on political communication. Despite of their importance, there had been little research done regarding the issue of their effects in the public sector. There is, however, a direct connection between consumer confidence and approval ratings. The coefficient , then, represents the ways in which past values of X affect current values of Y, which nicely solves the problem outlined at the start of this section. UCSD Final Dissertation 08 16 17 Grad. 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