Political Maslow – Is voting intention linked to motivational need?

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Political Maslow – Is voting intention linked to motivational need?

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27 minutes

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Nov 4, 2019

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With the calling of a General Election, Barry looks back at some research he started after the 2017 General Election, where he explored the notion that voting intention could be…

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Nov 4, 2019

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Political Maslow – Is voting intention linked to motivational need?

Political Maslow – Is voting intention linked to motivational need?

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