This survey analizes the effective factors on the political interferences of the married women living in central Isparta; especially depending on education, income and career. In addition, the effect of education, income and carreer on the women voters for their references to their husbands and relatives for the choices about political parties or candidates are also tried to be estimated. In the survey the out-puts of two different researches are used to undestand the effect of education, income and career of the ways of political interferences. First group consists of women having lower level of education and income and the ones working at ordinary jobs. Second group consists of women having higher level of education and income and the ones working at qualifying jobs. In the theoretical part of the survey, descriptrons of political interferences, ways and levels of political interferences and social and psychological factors affecting the political interferences are observed. As well, types of voters, social and psychological factors affecting doring the period of political decisions are examined. According to the out-puts of the area research; income, education and career are effective on the ways of political interferences of women. Nearly all of women voters joining our research represent a passive category of voting. The reason for it is that women limit their sexual roles by the family roles. As an extension of this, they don't represent the types of political interferences such as a higher level of political party membership, joining the propaganda activites of the political parties they suportland membership of civilian instituons. Income, education and carreer affect women on references to their husbands for their choices about political parties or candidates. Women having a lower level of education and income and the ones working at ordinary jobs refer to their husbands for the choices about political parties or candidates. On the other hand, women having a higher level of education and income and the ones working at qualifying jobs don't refer to their husbands for their choices about political parties or candidates, they themselves act according to their beliefs and ideologies.
Tez (Yüksek Lisans) - Süleyman Demirel Üniversitesi, Sosyal Bilimler Enstitüsü, Sosyoloji Anabilim Dalı, 2002.
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This survey analizes the effective factors on the political interferences of the married women living in central Isparta; especially depending on education, income and career. In addition, the effect of education, income and carreer on the women voters for their references to their husbands and relatives for the choices about political parties or candidates are also tried to be estimated. In the survey the out-puts of two different researches are used to undestand the effect of education, income and career of the ways of political interferences. First group consists of women having lower level of education and income and the ones working at ordinary jobs. Second group consists of women having higher level of education and income and the ones working at qualifying jobs. In the theoretical part of the survey, descriptrons of political interferences, ways and levels of political interferences and social and psychological factors affecting the political interferences are observed. As well, types of voters, social and psychological factors affecting doring the period of political decisions are examined. According to the out-puts of the area research; income, education and career are effective on the ways of political interferences of women. Nearly all of women voters joining our research represent a passive category of voting. The reason for it is that women limit their sexual roles by the family roles. As an extension of this, they don't represent the types of political interferences such as a higher level of political party membership, joining the propaganda activites of the political parties they suportland membership of civilian instituons. Income, education and carreer affect women on references to their husbands for their choices about political parties or candidates. Women having a lower level of education and income and the ones working at ordinary jobs refer to their husbands for the choices about political parties or candidates. On the other hand, women having a higher level of education and income and the ones working at qualifying jobs don't refer to their husbands for their choices about political parties or candidates, they themselves act according to their beliefs and ideologies.