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Figures Foreword, Derek C. Bok Acknowledgments 1. NLRB Regulation of Campaign Tactics: The Behavioral Assumptions on Which the Board Regulates The Concept of a Free and Reasoned Choice: An Implicit Model of Voting Behavior The Board's Assumptions The Board's Inconsistent Application of Its Assumptions The Role of the Courts Summary of the Board's Assumptions Political Voter Studies and Attitude Change Research Summary 2. Methodology Elections Employees Measures Method of Interviewing and Possible Biases Board and Court Challenges to the Study 3. The Predispositions of Vote Attitudes and Vote Determinants of Predispositions When Predispositions Do Not Predict Vote Summary 4. The Campaign and Vote Familiarity Levels Predispositions, Familiarity, and Vote The Campaign and Reasons for Vote "Successful" Campaigns The Campaign, the Switchers, and the Undecided Summary 5. Unlawful Campaigning and Vote Type of Campaign and Vote Perception of Unlawful Campaigning Perception of Unlawful Campaigning and Switch Perception of Unlawful Campaigning and Union Sentiments Demographic and Employment Characteristics and Unlawful Campaign Tactics Employer Knowledge of Union Support or Activities Conclusion Summary 6. Union Authorization Cards and Vote Card-Signing as an Indication of Employee Choice Pressures Which May Contribute to the Card-Signing Decision: Their Effect on Reliability Employer Knowledge of Card-Signing Elections and Bargaining Orders Summary 7. An Alternative Model of Voting Behavior: The Legal Implications The Board's Model The Validity of the Board's Assumptions An Alternative Model Recommendations for Change in NLRB Regulation Appendices A. Demographic and Job Experience Characteristics of the Sample B. Employee Interview Schedule- Wave I C. Employee Interview Schedule- Wave II D. Master Open-End Code E. Typical Campaign Profile F. Vote Categories by Election Index |