Nail in the Coffin or Lifeline? Evaluating the Electoral Impact of COVID-19 on President Trump in the 2020 Election [0.03%]
盖棺定论还是救命稻草？评估新冠疫情对特朗普总统在2020年大选中影响的效果
Carlos Algara,Sharif Amlani,Samuel Collitt et al.
Carlos Algara et al.
From the onset of the first confirmed case of COVID-19 in January 2020 to Election Day in November, the United States experienced over 9,400,000 cases and 232,000 deaths. This crisis largely defined the campaign between former Vice Presiden...
The Conditional Effects of Authoritarianism on COVID-19 Pandemic Health Behaviors and Policy Preferences [0.03%]
权威主义对新冠疫情健康行为和政策偏好的条件效应
Trent Ollerenshaw
Trent Ollerenshaw
A large literature contends that conservatives differ from liberals in their dispositional sensitivity to threat and needs for social order and security. Thus, a puzzle emerged during the COVID-19 pandemic when American conservatives, despi...
Can Conservatives Be Persuaded? Framing Effects on Support for Universal Basic Income in the US [0.03%]
保守派能被说服吗？美国自由主义基本收入保障政策的支持度及其影响因素
Eddy S F Yeung
Eddy S F Yeung
Universal basic income (UBI) has been proposed as a policy response to technological advances and structural inequality. Yet, recent data show that most conservatives in Europe and the US are strongly opposed to the welfare proposal. Can fr...
Hunter Rendleman,Jon C Rogowski
Hunter Rendleman
Contemporary and historical political debates often revolve around principles of federalism, in which governing authority is divided across levels of government. Despite the prominence of these debates, existing scholarship provides relativ...
The Income Gap in Voting: Moderating Effects of Income Inequality and Clientelism [0.03%]
收入差距与投票行为：收入不平等和clientelism的调节效应分析
Twan Huijsmans,Arieke J Rijken,Teodora Gaidyte
Twan Huijsmans
We investigated whether income gaps in voting turnout vary with country-level economic inequality, and whether this pattern differs between wealthier and less-wealthy countries. Moreover, we investigated whether the prevalence of clientelis...
Are Republicans and Conservatives More Likely to Believe Conspiracy Theories? [0.03%]
共和党和保守派更相信阴谋论吗？
Adam Enders,Christina Farhart,Joanne Miller et al.
Adam Enders et al.
A sizable literature tracing back to Richard Hofstadter's The Paranoid Style (1964) argues that Republicans and conservatives are more likely to believe conspiracy theories than Democrats and liberals. However, the evidence for this proposi...
The Role of Political Ideology and Open-Minded Thinking Style in the (in)Accuracy of Factual Beliefs [0.03%]
政治意识形态和开放思维风格在事实信念的准确性中的作用
Małgorzata Kossowska,Paulina Szwed,Gabriela Czarnek
Małgorzata Kossowska
The paper investigates the role of political ideology and an open-minded thinking style (i.e., the tendency to reason based on rules of inference rather than intuitive heuristics) with respect to the accuracy of factual beliefs. In line wit...
Response Decoupling and Partisans' Evaluations of Politicians' Transgressions [0.03%]
回应脱钩与政治派别对政治人物犯规行为的评价
Omer Yair,Brian F Schaffner
Omer Yair
There is growing interest in the study of expressive responding in public opinion surveys, with scholars seeking to determine whether partisan differences in response to survey items attest to genuine differences in perceptions or to insinc...
Increasing Youth Political Engagement with Efficacy Not Obligation: Evidence from a Workshop-Based Experiment in Zambia [0.03%]
增强青年政治参与感：来自赞比亚工作坊实验的证据
Elizabeth Sperber,O&#x;Brien Kaaba,Gwyneth McClendon
Elizabeth Sperber
In many places around the world, young voters participate in politics at low rates. What factors might increase youth political participation? We investigate one possibility: exposure to a religious message that emphasizes the possibility o...
Social Trust in Polarized Times: How Perceptions of Political Polarization Affect Americans' Trust in Each Other [0.03%]
分裂时代的社会信任：政治分裂感如何影响美国人的相互信任感
Amber Hye-Yon Lee
Amber Hye-Yon Lee
Most Americans think that the country is politically divided and polarization will only get worse, not better. Such perceptions of polarization are widespread, but we do not know enough about their effects, especially those unrelated to pol...