Age Impact on Political Ideology
Definition
This refers to the influence that a person's age has on their political beliefs and values. As people grow older, their life experiences can shape their political ideology.
Related terms
Generational Effect: The impact that significant societal events have on shaping the political views of an entire generation.
Life Cycle Effect: The theory that as people age, they naturally become more conservative in their political views due to changes in responsibilities and perspectives.
Political Socialization: The process by which individuals acquire their political attitudes, beliefs, opinions, and behaviors.
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AP US Government - 4.3 Changes in Ideology
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