Scott Blinder, Robert Ford, Elisabeth
Ivarsflaten, and Maria Oskarsson, "Secularism or Anti-Muslim
Sentiment: Experiments on Targeted and Principled Opposition to
Religious Schools in Britain, Norway, and Sweden"
Yanna Krupnikov and Adam Seth Levine, "Citizen Engagement (and
Disengagement) in Response to Social Ills"
W. Russell Neuman, "Three Guys Walk Into a Bar: An Information
Theoretic Analysis"
Stanley Feldman, Leonie Huddy (Stony
Brook), Julie Wronski (George Washington), and Patrick Lown (Stony
Brook), "When Empathy Succeeds and Fails: Public Support for Social
Welfare Policy"
Diana Mutz (University of Pennsylvania), "Effects of Ingroup
Favoritism on Trade Preferences"
Peter DeScioli and Erik Kimbrough, "Alliance Formation in a Side-Taking Experiment"
Scott Clifford (University of Houston) and
Jennifer Jerit (Stony Brook University), "Disgust, Anxiety, and the
Public's Response to Health Threats"
Christopher Faricy (Syracuse University) and Christopher Ellis
(Bucknell), ""Deservingness' and Public Attitudes towards Social
Welfare: The Signaling of Tax Subsidies versus Direct Government
Spending"
Jay van Bavel (NYU), "System Justification and the (In)ability to See
the Unexpected"
Jarret Crawford (The College of New Jersey), "Black = Liberal?
Examining the Effect of Target Group Label on Variation in the
Ideology-Prejudice Relationship"
Peter DeScioli, Bowen Cho, Scott Bokemper, and Andrew Delton (Stony
Brook University), "Selfish and Cooperative Voting: Can the Majority
Restrain Themselves?"
Eric Groenendyk (University of Memphis) and Yanna Krupnikov (Stony
Brook University), "What Motivates Reasoning? A Goal-Driven Theory of
Political Evaluation"
James Glaser, Jeffrey Berry, and Deborah Schildkraut (Tufts University), "Education and the Curious Case of Conservative Compromise"
Tereza Capelos (University of Birmingham) and Harriet Tenenbaum
(University of Surrey), "Is Happiness the Best Medicine?: Positive
Mood and the Rights Endorsement of Asylum-Seeking Young People"
Ruth Dassonneville (University of Montreal), "Partisans, Nonpartisans,
and Corruption"
Lilla Orr and Gregory Huber (Yale), " Partisan Animosity in the United
States: Social Fragmentation or Policy Conflict?"
Patrick Egan (NYU), "Identity as Dependent Variable: How Americans
Shift Their Identities to Better Align With Their Politics"
George Marcus (Williams College), Pavlos Vasilopoulos and Martial
Foucaut (Sciences Po), “Does Threat Elicited Fear Explain the Rise of
Nationalist Parties in Europe and the US?”
Zachary Markovich and Ariel White (MIT), “More Money, More Turnout?
Minimum Wage Increases and Voting”
Maureen Craig (NYU), "Stereotypes about Political Attitudes and
Alliances among U.S. Racial Groups: Implications for Strategic Voter
Suppression"
Brianna Smith (US Naval Academy), Scott Clifford (Houston), and
Jennifer Jerit (Stony Brook), "How Internet Search Undermines the
Validity of Political Knowledge Measures"
Adam Thal (Yale), "Are Political Elites Out of Touch? Experimental
Evidence from State Legislative Candidates"
Alexander Agadjanian (Berkeley), John Carey (Dartmouth), Yusaku
Horiuchi (Dartmouth), and Timothy Ryan (UNC Chapel Hill), "Disfavor or
Favor? Assessing the Meaning of White Americans' Racial Attitudes"
Joanne Miller (University of Delaware), Christina Farhart (University of Minnesota), and Kyle Saunders (Colorado State University), "Losers' Conspiracy: Elections and Conspiratorial Thinking"
Yamil Velez (Columbia University), Ethan Porter (George Washington University), and Thomas Wood (Ohio State), "Factual Corrections Eliminate the Effects of Misinformation about Covid-19 Vaccines"
Stacey Greene, Yalidy Matos, and Kira Sanbonmatsu, "A Path of their Own: WOC Identity Development Among Asian, Black, and Latina American Women"
Brad Jones (UC Davis), "When the End is the Beginning: The Effect of Criminal Infractions and Post-Deportation Outcomes on Perceived Fairness and Blame Attribution in Deportation Cases"
Elizabeth Sperber (University of Denver), Gwyneth McClendon (NYU), and O'Brien Kaaba (University of Zambia), "Limits of Religious Primes in Young Adult Civic Education: Evidence from a WhatsApp Based Field Experiment in Zambia"
Patrick Egan (NYU), "Resolving Dissonance: How Trump's Voters Come to
Terms with His Egregious Behavior"
Allison Harell (Universite du Quebec a Montreal), Laura Stephenson
(University of Western Ontario), Daniel Rubenson (Toronto Metropolitan
University), and Peter Lowen (University of Toronto), "Talking
Politics with the Other Side: Partisanship, Political Discussion, and
Polarization"
Annemarie Walter (University of Nottingham) and David Redlawsk
(University of Delaware), "Moral Decision Making by Local US Leaders"
Nejla Asimovic (University of Pennsylvania), “Unlocking Outgroup
Access Online: Evidence From Cyprus”
James Druckman (University of Rochester) and Jonathan Schulman
(Northwestern), “The Polarization and Politicization of Trust in
Science”
Ari Malka (Yeshiva University) and Christopher Soto (Colby College),
“Do Agree-Disagree Rating Scales Reduce Measurement Quality? Three
Preregistered Survey Experiments” (And supplementary materials.)