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The article deals with the dependence of interval variables-estimates (the respondents’ attitudes to political parties, political leaders, satisfaction with the work of state bodies, attitudes to voting results) on the nominal parameter “Political activity”, which is represented by nine nominal responses: 1. participated in election of various official levels; 2. signed any collective appeals, petitions; 3. participated in election campaign; 4. participated in rallies, demonstrations, and pickets; 5. participated in political parties activities; 6. participated in strikes; 7. no, I was not engaged in anything like that; 8. I do not care about political activity; 9. politics annoys me. A new version of authorial method applied to analyze cause and effect relation in parallel for any interval and nominal variables, and as a result, it became possible to speak about the dependence of an interval parameter on a multivalued nominal variable, and to select the relation necessary in strength, based only on numerical values. Keywords—social preferences and orientations; political preferences and orientations; interval and nominal variables; cause-effect relations

Political Activity as a Cause for Political and Social Preferences of Students