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Public opinion research

the account in which differing political moral views follow two contrasting family-based moral frames, a strict father frame and a nurturant parent frame.

In public opinion research, strict father model refers to the account in which differing political moral views follow two contrasting family-based moral frames, a strict father frame and a nurturant parent frame. This meaning comes from Lakoff (1996) in Moral politics: what conservatives know that liberals don't.[1]

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Lakoff, G. (1996). Moral politics: what conservatives know that liberals don't. University of Chicago Press. ISBN 9780226467702

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