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American Political Science Review, December, 1993 by Southwell, Priscilla L.
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Stuart Hill has successfully used concepts from cognitive social psychology, specifically schema theory, to construct a more accurate explanation of citizen assessment of technological choices--referred to as "social process" theory. He has produced a superior piece of public policy analysis by filling in the lacunae in previous research on citizen assessment without rejecting such analyses entirely.
He uses the past-structured assumption of prescriptive analysis as a baseline. He never dismisses it entirely; in fact, his chapter on political veterans actually does much to ...
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