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townships, Marabadaisy, Union University, South Africa<br />

One apartheid SA township that revolted, the Sharpeville black township, is compared to one that<br />

did not, the Bridgetown Coloureds township, in order to examine the causes <strong>of</strong> violent resistance.<br />

This structure focused comparative method (Tiedens, 1997) illuminated problems with previous<br />

explanation for revolt and nonrevolt in similar ghettos. Specifically, it appears that these two<br />

townships differed in their perception about their future. The residents <strong>of</strong> Sharpeville believed they<br />

had no hope <strong>of</strong> survival and minority whites will never respect them while Bridgetown Coloureds<br />

remained optimistic and embraced whites. These differing perceptions seem to have led to the<br />

different outcomes.<br />

4028.82 Educational advisor in the Ministry <strong>of</strong> Education, Thaveevat Boonchit, National<br />

Research Council <strong>of</strong> Thailand, Thailand<br />

Home and school democratic experiences, together with some psychological characteristics were<br />

studied to find their contributions to the development <strong>of</strong> democratic behaviors <strong>of</strong> 2,403 high<br />

school students in Thailand. [Three-way Analysis <strong>of</strong> Variance and Multiple Regression Analysis<br />

were performed on the data.] Social perspective taking, love oriented child-rearing practice and<br />

moral reasoning ability were the 3 most important predicators <strong>of</strong> democratic behavior, together<br />

with 7 other variables could account for 46.3 % <strong>of</strong> the variance. Males and students in Bangkok<br />

were at-risk groups and recommendations for interventions were <strong>of</strong>fered.<br />

4028.83 Predictors <strong>of</strong> electoral abstention in Croatia, Vesna Lamza Posavec, Institute <strong>of</strong> Social<br />

Sciences "Ivo Pilar", Croatia<br />

Aim <strong>of</strong> this research was to determine demographic, psychological and social predictors <strong>of</strong><br />

abstention during parliamentary elections in Croatia. Data were gathered in pre-election survey in<br />

2003 on Croatian representative sample (N=1225). In comparison to those who vote, abstinents<br />

are mostly older, less educated, less interested in politics, and less satisfied with political and<br />

social situation in the country. According to selected predictors, abstinents are not homogenous<br />

category. Within them, two different groups can be identified: one that generally avoids elections,<br />

and other that is motivated by current electoral <strong>of</strong>fer and evaluation <strong>of</strong> political and social situation<br />

in the country.<br />

4028.84 Quantitative analysis between neogotiatiors’ backgrounds, Yun Xia 1 , Yuan Shen 2 ,<br />

Yong-Chang Liu 1 , Xiao-Hong Tan 2 , Jia-Li Feng 3 , 1 Experimental Base <strong>of</strong> United Creation,<br />

Shanghai Maritime University, China; 2 Shanghai Maritime University, China<br />

The benefits from both negotiators are definitely influenced by similar and different backgrounds,<br />

for example, location <strong>of</strong> geography, economics, politics, culture, etc. We analyze four states <strong>of</strong><br />

negotiators’ backgrounds: 1 if some attributions to their background are similar, there will be same<br />

for their benefits; 2 if the conditions like 1, their benefits will be conflicting; 3 if some attributions<br />

are different, their benefits will be not only same, but complementary; 4 if the conditions like 3,<br />

their benefits will be conflicting. The weight <strong>of</strong> every attribution can be adjusted by the s<strong>of</strong>tware<br />

and quantitative analysis approaches the reality.<br />

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