Philip S Brenner
Philip S Brenner
The nature of religious change and the future of religion have been central questions of social science since its inception. But empirical research on this question has been quite American-centric, encouraged by the conventional wisdom that...
Numeracy and the Persuasive Effect of Policy Information and Party Cues [0.03%]
数字能力与政策信息和政党组织线索的说服效果关系研究
Vittorio Mérola,Matthew P Hitt
Vittorio Mérola
Numeric political appeals represent a prevalent but overlooked domain of public opinion research. When can quantitative information change political attitudes, and is this change trumped by partisan effects? We analyze how numeracy-or indiv...
Breaking Out of the Lab: Measuring Real-Time Responses to Televised Political Content in Real-World Settings [0.03%]
走出实验室：在现实环境中衡量对电视政治内容的实时反应
Jürgen Maier,J Felix Hampe,Nico Jahn
Jürgen Maier
Real-time response (RTR) measurement is an important technique for analyzing human processing of electronic media stimuli. Although it has been demonstrated that RTR data are reliable and internally valid, some argue that they lack external...
Reliability Concerns in Measuring Respondent Skin Tone by Interviewer Observation [0.03%]
受访者肤色测量中的观察者偏差问题——对信度的担忧
Lance Hannon,Robert DeFina
Lance Hannon
The current study assesses the intercoder reliability of one of the most important skin tone measurement instruments-the Massey-Martin scale. This scale is used in several high-profile social surveys, but has not yet been psychometrically e...
Are Survey Respondents Lying about Their Support for Same-Sex Marriage? Lessons from a List Experiment [0.03%]
关于同性婚姻的支持率调查：说谎还是隐瞒？列表实验带来的启示
Jeffrey R Lax,Justin H Phillips,Alissa F Stollwerk
Jeffrey R Lax
Public opinion polls consistently show that a growing majority of Americans support same-sex marriage. Critics, however, raise the possibility that these polls are plagued by social desirability bias, and thereby may overstate public suppor...
Yanna Krupnikov,Spencer Piston
Yanna Krupnikov
A good deal of scholarship examines the effects of prejudice against blacks on public opinion and vote choice in the United States. Despite producing valuable insights, this research largely ignores the attitudes of Latinos-a critical omiss...
The Anxious and Ambivalent Partisan: The Effect of Incidental Anxiety on Partisan Motivated Recall and Ambivalence [0.03%]
焦虑与矛盾的党派成员——偶然事件引发的焦虑对党派动机回忆和矛盾情绪的影响
Eric Groenendyk
Eric Groenendyk
Affective Intelligence Theory (AIT) asserts that anxiety reduces the effect of party identification on candidate preferences (Marcus, Neuman, and MacKuen 2000), but recent studies have raised doubts about this causal claim. Rather than func...
Democracy's Denominator: Reassessing Responsiveness with Public Opinion on the National Policy Agenda [0.03%]
民主的公约数——通过国家政策议程上的公众舆论重新评估政策回应性
Jason Barabas
Jason Barabas
Democratic responsiveness concerns the degree to which government policies match public preferences. Responsiveness studies typically use national surveys to characterize public opinion, but whether poll questions overlap with the policy ag...
Internet Effects in Times of Political Crisis: Online Newsgathering and Attitudes toward the European Union [0.03%]
政治危机时期的网络效应：线上新闻收集与欧盟态度关系研究
Leonardo Baccini,Laura Sudulich,Matthew Wall
Leonardo Baccini
This paper evaluates the influence of online news consumption on attitudes toward the European Union in a context of protracted economic crisis. Using data from the 2011 Irish National Election Study, we combine location-specific informatio...