Pleased to announce that my paper with @jk_wagner on the nature and structure of partisan affect in the U.S. is finally out in the Journal of Social and Political Psychology! https://t.co/xX69u7rOYu, details below (1/8)
So proud to share the hard work of my (first!) PhD student @jk_wagner now out in @FrontiersIn 🔥 #polcom
The effect of selective exposure on agenda diversity: An experimental analysis of high-choice media environments and issue consensus https://t.co/VDfH51aSN3
Many thanks to Rob Ewing for putting together this cool feature on @jk_wagner and I’s paper on American partisan affect and political trust recently published in American Politics Research. https://t.co/QyXn7bambM
Pleased to announce that @jk_wagner and I's paper, “Do Partisans Always Like Their Inparty and Dislike Their Outparty? An Analysis of Partisans Across the Affective Spectrum” is now published online at American Politics Research https://t.co/CGSIaIhF5R (1/6)
Thrilled to announce that @jk_wagner and I's joint first-author paper titled "Do partisans always like their inparty and dislike their outparty? An analysis of partisans across the affective spectrum" was just accepted as a research note at American Politics Research. (1/3)
This is a terrific exploration on what we know about the effects of affective polarization on democratic norms. https://t.co/WPkVqzWDoc
Based on great engagement with our work: @justingrimmer , @dbroockman, @j_kalla, @petersonerikj, @_mdtyler
Empirical evidence that online commenters aren’t like everyone else — they’re more extreme and not as nice (but note, this association is not inevitable…we have the power to change it by participating online in constructive ways).
Excited to report that I'll be presenting some of the work I've been doing on American partisan affect with @jk_wagner as part of session 73 "Partisanship and Polarisation 1" in Virtual Room 3 at #ISPP2021 tomorrow 7/12 at 11:40 am EDT.
Qualitative researchers! Check out @jk_wagner's tool to fix Zoom-generated transcripts of Zoom recordings. It merges the text for each speaker. Please share and cite! @sd_melanie @_alice_evans@SLaurelWeldon@jennpiscopo@BrownPhDGirl
https://t.co/CsKXjoRPFF
Excited to be presenting a flash talk titled "Outparty Fear, Anger and Hope: Different Political Emotions and Their Relationship to Outparty Animosity and Political Behaviors" at #SAS2021 on Thursday, April 15th at 10:45 am PDT.
🚨New pub🚨 UNGATED🤘"Exploring the Effects of Algorithm-Driven News Sources on Political Behavior and Polarization" in CHB with @jk_wagner and @sidney_b (1/6 as told in Schitt's Creek gifs) https://t.co/7wJYkOlSSD
Pleased to report that @jk_wagner and I will be presenting some of our new work on partisan affect, "Do Partisans Always Like Their Inparty and Dislike Their Outparty? An Analysis of Partisans Across the Affective Spectrum" virtually at #ISPP2021 in July! More details to follow.
Top issue for white evangelical Protestants in 2020, per @PRRIpoll? Terrorism. Top issue for the unaffiliated? Climate change. Pretty much all other religious groups? Health care. https://t.co/IkfG8OJtlE
What is the role of perceptions of group composition of the parties on partisan identity?
@RyanClaassen, @PaulDjupe, @AndrewRLewis, and @JacobNeiheisel find that individuals identify with the party in which they believe their group is well-represented.
https://t.co/hW1zoNfOFe
Our study on how adolescents become socialized into news media use is finally out in CR. It was a great collaboration with @Ingrid_Bachmann and @eme_aguilar. What we found? A thread... [1/X] https://t.co/2kvbvEo3Ux