Attention and Political Choice: A Foundation for Eye Tracking in Political Science
A practical guide to what eye tracking measures and how political scientists can use it.
Beyond Single-Shot Designs: Repeated Treatments, Affective Polarization, and Democratic Norms
Even repeated treatments across three survey waves fail to shift affective polarization, suggesting the null effects common in this literature may reflect measurement choices, not …
The Impact of Vice-Presidential Candidates' Race and Gender on Election Outcomes
Predicting Anti-Institutionalism in Members of Congress' Tweets
Measurement of Affective Polarization: Two Problems and a Solution
Leadership Sexism: A New Sexism Measure to Predict Candidate Choice
Excludability in Psychological Experiments
Affective Polarization Lowers Support for Democratic Norms of Restraint