Generalized multiple comparison within the framework of “psychological sociology of politics” (distribution of groups on nominal responses for interval parameters)

The article presents some results of the study of political preferences of young people based on the solved problem of multiple comparison (a generalized version in the author’s terminology). In statistical processing, 18 non-degenerate groups of respondents are considered for nominal answers to 4 questionnaire questions. Presentation of calculated information as a result of sorting the general distribution of binary relations “group of the nominal answer to one of the questionnaire questions - interval parameter (variable) according to the results of responses to sociological questionnaires and psychological tests” occurs primarily for two schemes. This article discusses the distribution on the levels of groups of nominal answers for each quantitative variable. Three distributions are considered in detail, and extreme results are given for 11 distributions. For the study on the basis of the available material, two questionnaires were prepared, including questions relating both to attitudes to individual political leaders, political parties, evaluation of the work of elected and governing authorities, and the respondents’ attitude to politics, their political participation, etc. In addition to sociological information, a wide range of psychological information is considered within the framework of a personal typology (six methodics widely known in the scientific world).