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| Political Trust， Perception of Government Performance and Political Participation——Based on the Data of the “Chinese People’sPolitical Mentality Survey” (2019) |
| Liu Wei Xiao Shuting Peng Qi |
| (School of Political Science & Public Administration， Center of Local Politics， Wuhan University， Wuhan 430072) |
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Abstract Political participation is an effective means to maintain and promote the legitimacy of the government， an important way for the people to express their opinions and safeguard their rights， and is closely related to people’s political trust. This research， based on the data of the “Chinese People’s Political Mentality Survey” (2019)，analyzes the influence mechanism of political trust on institutionalized political participation and noninstitutionalized political participation，and shows the moderation effect that the perception of government performance generates. The survey presents that political trust has a significant positive correlation with institutionalized political participation， and a significant negative correlation with noninstitutionalized political participation. At the same time， the positive correlation between political trust and institutionalized political participation is moderated by the perception of government performance. That is to say，when the level of people’s political trust is stable， the improvement of the perception of government performance will significantly affect people’s enthusiasm for institutionalized political participation.
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