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Перевод: partisanship

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1. Their age, education, and strength of partisanship at that time.
2. perceptions of newspaper bias depended more, however, on the partisanship of the paper being read than on the partisanship of the reader who read it.
3. Age, education, ideology, even strength of partisanship, had little influence over whether or not people perceived bias on television or in their papers.
4. Trend analyses confirm the overwhelming impact of partisanship and the small, but increasing impact of the press.
5. So, apart from age making people personally pessimistic about their own circumstances, economic perceptions were primarily influenced by a combination of personal political prejudice (partisanship) and biased information sources (right-wing or left-wing papers) (Table 7.14).
6. Partisanship and allegations of bias
7. But surprisingly perhaps, it was not the major influence on David Steel's image; and David Owen's image was influenced more by Labour partisanship than by Alliance partisanship: the hostility of Labour partisans towards Owen exceeded even the affection of Alliance partisans for him (Table 8.3).
8. THE INFLUENCE OF PARTISANSHIP ON PERCEPTIONS
9. perceptions of newspaper bias depended more on the partisanship of the paper being read than on the partisanship of the reader who read it.
10. On the evidence of our multiple regression analysis, partisanship exerted a consistently powerful influence on perceptions of Labour chances and by the end of the campaign it was the only remaining significant influence.
11. The correlation between allegations of bias and newspapers' actual partisanship (as defined in the footnote to Table 6.5) was twice as strong, however.
12. The direction of alleged bias was influenced in a complex way by the critics" own partisanship.