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"or where the public may have failed to confront the trade-offs applying to public policy" http://cdd.stanford.edu/polls...
"Deliberative Polling® is especially suitable for issues where the public may have little knowledge or information (..) "
"The result is a poll with a human face. The process has the statistical representativeness of a scientific sample (..)"
Howard Rheingold's earlier announcement on Smartmobs of prof. Jim Fishkin's book about deliberative democracy http://www.smartmobs.com/2009...
Professor James S. Fishkin, Director Stanford University about Deliberative Polling http://cdd.stanford.edu/polls...
" and effort in acquiring information or coming to a considered judgment".
Professor Fishkin's "Deliberative Polling® is an attempt to use television and public opinion research in a new and constructive way".
"The public, subject to what social scientists have called "rational ignorance," has little reason to confront trade-offs or invest time
Fishkin continues: "Conventional polls represent the public's surface impressions of sound bites and headlines"
T 1st ch of Jim Fishkin's nw book “When The People Speak" is online http://cdd.stanford.edu/researc... via @hrheingold http://www.smartmobs.com/2009...
Stanford's James S. Fishkin - The problem: "Citizens are often uninformed about key public issues"
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