This study advances research on the role of protest in individual-level participation repertoires by examining how latent class analysis can be used to identify distinctive types of political participants. This methodological approach requires shifting researchers’ traditional theoretical and analytical focus on protest as a single political act to the ways in which political actors combine protest with other political behaviors. From a theoretical perspective, the study examines the increased salience of research on the causes and consequences of protest in the context of individuals’ broader participation repertoires. From a methodological perspective, an illustrative analysis is conducted using the 2016 American National Election Studies survey to test theoretical expectations about the relationship between protest and civic duty. The study concludes with a discussion of how latent class analysis can be used to advance research on protest as one political act in individuals’ broader repertories of political participation.

本研究通过检查如何使用潜在阶级分析来识别不同类型的政治参与者，推进了对抗议在个人层面参与曲目中的作用的研究。这种方法的方法需要对抗议移研究者的传统理论和分析的重点作为一个单一的政治行为的方法，使政治人物将抗议与其他政治行为结合起来。从理论的角度来看，该研究考察了在个人更广泛参与曲目的背景下对抗议的原因和后果的研究日益显着。从方法论的角度来看，使用 2016 年美国全国选举研究调查进行了说明性分析，以测试有关抗议与公民义务之间关系的理论预期。该研究最后讨论了如何使用潜在阶级分析来推进将抗议作为个人更广泛的政治参与曲目中的一种政治行为的研究。