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SOCIODEMOGRAPHIC AND POLITICAL CORRELATES OF UNIVERSITY STUDENTS' CAUSAL ATTRIBUTIONS FOR POVERTY

Psychological Reports · 1993 · 49 citations · 7 references

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Social SciencesHigher EducationSociologyCausal InferencePolitical SociologySocial InequalityAttribution ProcessesCausal Effect EstimationIncome DistributionPovertySocioeconomic Determinants Of HealthSource AttributionCausal AttributionCausal Attribution FramingLogistic RegressionLow-income Students

Abstract

The effects of sociodemographic and political variables on causal attribution for poverty were measured among college students using the LOGIT form of the general logistic regression. Consistent wi...

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