Correlation not causation: the relationship between personality traits and political ideologies [0.03%]
相关不等于因果：人格特质与政治意识形态之间的关系
Brad Verhulst,Lindon J Eaves,Peter K Hatemi
Brad Verhulst
The assumption in the personality and politics literature is that a person's personality motivates them to develop certain political attitudes later in life. This assumption is founded on the simple correlation between the two constructs an...
Biology, ideology, and epistemology: how do we know political attitudes are inherited and why should we care? [0.03%]
生物学、意识形态与认识论：政治态度是天生的这一结论是如何得出的，我们又该如何看待？
Kevin Smith,John R Alford,Peter K Hatemi et al.
Kevin Smith et al.
Evidence that political attitudes and behavior are in part biologically and even genetically instantiated is much discussed in political science of late. Yet the classic twin design, a primary source of evidence on this matter, has been cri...
Social welfare as small-scale help: evolutionary psychology and the deservingness heuristic [0.03%]
社会福利即微援助——进化心理学与应得性直觉
Michael Bang Petersen
Michael Bang Petersen
Public opinion concerning social welfare is largely driven by perceptions of recipient deservingness. Extant research has argued that this heuristic is learned from a variety of cultural, institutional, and ideological sources. The present ...
The Senate Electoral Cycle and Bicameral Appropriations Politics [0.03%]
参议院的选举周期与 bicameral 资金决议政治学
Kenneth A Shepsle,Robert P Van Houweling,Samuel J Abrams et al.
Kenneth A Shepsle et al.
We consider the consequences of the Senate electoral cycle and bicameralism for distributive politics, introducing the concept of contested credit claiming, i.e. that members of a state's House and Senate delegations must share the credit f...
J S Levy,T C Morgan
J S Levy
Implementing a permissive policy: hospital abortion services after Roe V. Wade [0.03%]
《罗伊诉韦德案》之后的医院堕胎服务的宽松政策实施状况
J R Bond,C A Johnson
J R Bond