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11/Sep/2012
Mario Fuks, Gabriel Avila Casalecchi
DOI: 10.1590/1981-3896201200010004
This article analyses the impact of socializing experiences on the political attitudes of youngsters. More specifically, our goal is to evaluate the impact of the Youth Parliament program on youngsters’ confidence levels in the Minas Gerais State Assembly (MGSA). The analysis focuses on the cognitive foundations of attitudes and results show a substantial increase in confidence levels in MGSA, an increase associated with the acquisition of information on the institution. It is asserted that the increase in confidence in MGSA […]
Keywords: Civic education; political attitudes; political knowledge; political socialization