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Is Part Of	http://hub.abes.fr/oup/periodical/intpor/1997/volume_9/issue_2/w
Subject	Research Note
Title	POLITICAL KNOWLEDGE, ATTRIBUTION, AND INFERRED INTEREST IN POLITICS: THE OPERATION OF BUFFER ITEMS
has manifestation of work	http://hub.abes.fr/oup/periodical/intpor/1997/volume_9/issue_2/101093ijpor92191/m/print http://hub.abes.fr/oup/periodical/intpor/1997/volume_9/issue_2/101093ijpor92191/m/web
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Author	Schwarz Norbert Schuman Howard
Abstract	Bishop (1987) observed that being unable to answer a political knowledge question decreased self-reported interest in public affairs. This effect was unaffected by the introduction of up to 101 unrelated buffer items. In contrast, a single buffer item that provided respondents with an external explanation for their lack of knowledge greatly reduced the context effect in the present study. Implications for the operation of buffer items are discussed.
article type	other
publisher identifier	9.2.191
is part of this journal	International Journal of Public Opinion Research

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