TRUSTED LEADERS: PERCEPTION OF APPOINTED FEDERAL OFFICIALS.

This is part of an extensive study of the public image of the Federal service, and focusses on the responses of four of nineteen publics surveyed by sampling methods. Of special interest is the trust shown in top-ranking political appointees. The authors explore briefly the implications of this find...

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Published in:	Public Opinion Quarterly Vol. 30; no. 3; pp. 368 - 385
Main Authors:	Jennings, M. Kent, Cummings Jr., Milton C., Kilpatrick, Franklin P.
Format:	Article
Published:	Oxford University Press / USA Fall66
Subjects:	Surveys Sampling (Process) Appointees Political science United States politics & government, 1963-1969
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