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AP US Government
Unit 4 – American Political Ideologies and Beliefs
Topic 4.5
How does push polling differ from scientific polling in measuring public opinion?
Push polling introduces bias or misinformation to influence respondents' views.
Scientific polling restrict results publication; push poll results get immediately published.
Scientific polls are conducted online whereas push polls are phone-based.
Push polls avoid controversial topics compared with scientific polls.
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AP US Government - 4.5 Measuring Public Opinion
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