A Psychological Examination of Political Leaders

Achievement agreement attitudes bargaining beliefs binomial test birth order candidates Chapter Church coding units cognitive conflict consumer welfare content analysis correlations coups d'etat decision dependent variable dimensions discussion dogmatism Druckman effects elected examine example experience factors family constellation first-born foreign aid Hermann high complexity LP's high n high threat ideology indicate individual interaction interest international involvement interview involvement in coups issues legislators low complexity low threat McGovern measures mediation panel military Moreover motive negative operational code opponent opposite number paralinguistic participants percent personal characteristics political behavior political elites political leaders political leadership political party politicians position presidents psychological Q-sort questions references regional Party relationship Representatives response revolutionary behavior role scores self-esteem self-other orientation Senator significant simulation situation social Soviet Union speech Stewart strategy stress subjects suggest Table techniques threat periods tion types U.S. Presidents U.S. Senate variables voting z-Score Ziller