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Political Socialization in the American Family: The Evidence Re-Examined

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Electoral Systems and Political Participation American Political and Social Dynamics Intergenerational and Educational Inequality Studies

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Most studies in the past have found substantial correspondence between the political beliefs of an “offspring” and a “parental” generation—a fact which has led many writers to locate the primary source of political socialization in the family.

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