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Comparing political behavior

, 1979
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Political will, political skill, and political behavior

Journal of Organizational Behavior, 2005
The current study used Mintzberg's (1983) conceptualization of political will and political skill to evaluate the predictors and consequences of political behavior at work. As elements of political will, we hypothesized that need for achievement and intrinsic motivation would predict the use of political behavior at work.
Darren C. Treadway, Wayne A. Hochwarter, Charles J. Kacmar, Gerald R. Ferris   +3 more
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Authoritarianism and Political Behavior.

Public Opinion Quarterly, 1953
I N common sense language, the authoritarian is the individual who is concerned with power and toughness and who is prone to resolve conflict in an arbitrary manner. He is seen as having strong and persistent desires that others submit to his outlook. Social psychology in recent years has added the observation that the authoritarian person has another ...
Morris Janowitz, Dwaine Marvick
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Political Behavior and Politics

World Politics, 1960
THROUGHOUT the history of the study of politics, theories of political society have been based on theories of human nature. Thus the study of the psychology of political behavior lies firmly within the tradition of political thought. But a gap has developed between our theories of individual political behavior and our theories of how political society (
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Behavioral Political Science

2022
Abstract Behavioral political science (BPS) is a research enterprise with many accomplishments in place already, such as rigorous concept formation and a wide range of theories that have performed well under various kinds of testing. This chapter, which evaluates the contents of the present volume, unfolds in eight sections.
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Principal's Political Behavior

NASSP Bulletin, 1976
This writer implores the literature dealing with the "in-house" political system that principals partici pate in. The principal's interactions with col leagues and superiors are all "political," in the sense that he seeks to influence the conditions of his school's environment.
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Sex, endocrines, and political behavior

Journal of Women, Politics & Policy, 1983
While political behavioral differences between men and women appear to have been exaggerated, some continue to be validly observed. Evidence from several diciplines suggests that such differences may be biological in origin, mediated through the endocrine system. Variance in concentrations of certain hormones may have behavioral consequences.
Dean Jaros, Elizabeth S. White
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Political alienation and political behavior

2017
Why do people adopt attitudes of political alienation-attitudes of estrangement from, or lack of identification with, the political system? Why do some politically alienated people react to their alienation by engaging in revolutionary behavior,while others similarly alienated become reformers or ritualists, and still others simply drop out of ...
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The Political Context of Political Behavior

The Journal of Politics, 1989
Too often our research ignores the effects of the legal and political context on the political behavior of individuals. The argument is made that our research should incorporate measures of political context and is illustrated through a discussion of the effects of political culture on political behavior in the American states.
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Political Science, Part I: American Politics and Political Behavior

Signs: Journal of Women in Culture and Society, 1979
If it seemed in 1974 that the women's movement had introduced "possibilities for profound changes both in the way in which the discipline studies women and the way in which it defines 'political' activity," five years later there is little evidence that these possibilities have been realized or, indeed, even pursued.1 The hopeful, if cautious, tone of ...
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