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A Study of University Student's Political Socialization in Taiwan (Face to Face Interview)

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This research project had four main goals.

Description

First, to understand the current political orientations and behavior of university students. Second, to compare the changes in political values, attitudes, and behavior among university students over the past fifteen years (1975-1990).

Third, to compare the influence of various socialization media on the behavior of university students. Fourth, to construct a causal model allowing us to see the factors influencing the development of students' behavior. The population of this research project is defined a all daytime students at four year universities, not including military academies.

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This survey adopted a stratified, three stage, systematic random sampling method. In the first stage, universities were selected. The second stage sampled departments from the appropriate universities.

Finally, the third stage sampled individual students. A total of 1600 students were sampled from 19 universities. These students were then interviewed face to face.

A total of 1436 interviews were completed.

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