Deficit Attention Disorder: Partisanship, Issue Importance and Concern About Government Overspending [0.03%]
政府过度开支的关注度：党派观念与议题的重要性
John V Kane,Ian G Anson
John V Kane
Political action and electoral behavior often stem from a conviction that an issue is important. Yet despite a growing literature on partisan bias, it remains unclear whether partisan attachment also affects the perceived importance of vari...
Kristin Lunz Trujillo
Kristin Lunz Trujillo
Anti-intellectualism-a distrust of intellectuals and experts-has had a significant political presence in the U.S. and globally, especially in recent years. Anti-intellectualism drives support for phenomena such as populism, a rejection of s...
Beyond Performance: Racial Prejudice and Whites' Mistrust of Government [0.03%]
超越绩效：种族偏见与 whites 对政府的不信任感
Alexandra Filindra,Noah J Kaplan,Beyza E Buyuker
Alexandra Filindra
Scholars have argued that racial policy beliefs contributed to a decline in public trust among white-Americans, but this effect waned over time as racial policies left the agenda. We theorize that beliefs about racial policies may have been...
Matías Bargsted,Camila Ortiz,Ignacio Cáceres et al.
Matías Bargsted et al.
We study the causal relationship between social and political trust in a low trust society, a setting where this topic has received very little attention. We focus on contemporary Chile, a relatively consolidated new democracy lacking many ...
Christian Nationalism and Political Violence: Victimhood, Racial Identity, Conspiracy, and Support for the Capitol Attacks [0.03%]
基督教民族主义与政治暴力：受害感、种族认同、阴谋论以及对国会山袭击事件的支持关系研究
Miles T Armaly,David T Buckley,Adam M Enders
Miles T Armaly
What explains popular support for political violence in the contemporary United States, particularly the anti-institutional mob that attacked the U.S. Capitol in January 2021? Recent scholarship gives reason to suspect that a constellation ...
The (Null) Effects of Happiness on Affective Polarization, Conspiracy Endorsement, and Deep Fake Recognition: Evidence from Five Survey Experiments in Three Countries [0.03%]
幸福感对情感极化、阴谋论认可和深度伪造识别的影响（无效）：来自三个国家五项调查实验的证据
Xudong Yu,Magdalena Wojcieszak,Seungsu Lee et al.
Xudong Yu et al.
Affective polarization is a key concern in America and other democracies. Although past evidence suggests some ways to minimize it, there are no easily applicable interventions that have been found to work in the increasingly polarized clim...
From Inter-Racial Solidarity to Action: Minority Linked Fate and African American, Latina/o, and Asian American Political Participation [0.03%]
从种族间的团结到行动：少数族裔的关联命运和非裔美国人、拉丁美洲裔美国人以及亚裔美国人的政治参与
Nathan Kar Ming Chan,Francisco Jasso
Nathan Kar Ming Chan
Recent literature in race, ethnicity, and politics has assessed how minority linked fate, defined as "the idea that ethnoracial minorities might share a sense of commonality that extends beyond their particular ethnoracial group to other et...
Attraction or Distraction? Impacts of Pro-regime Social Media Comments on Chinese Netizens [0.03%]
激励还是分流？体制内社交媒体评论对中国网民的影响
Stan Hok-Wui Wong,Jiachen Liang
Stan Hok-Wui Wong
Despite heavy Internet regulations, government critics and political satires are not completely absent in the cyberspace of most authoritarian regimes. Some argue that these regimes deliberately tolerate somewhat critical online comments as...
Ready When the Big One Comes? Natural Disasters and Mass Support for Preparedness Investment [0.03%]
“大灾之时我自备好？自然灾害与民众对防灾投资的支持度」
Michael M Bechtel,Massimo Mannino
Michael M Bechtel
Societies can address collective threats such as natural disasters or pandemics by investing in preparedness (ex ante) or by offering compensation after an adverse event has occurred (ex post). What explains which of these options voters pr...
Deception Detection in Politics: Can Voters Tell When Politicians are Lying? [0.03%]
政治中的说谎与识谎：选民能识别政客的谎言吗？
Kyle Mattes,Valeriia Popova,Jacqueline R Evans
Kyle Mattes
In this study, we investigate voters' unaided perceptions of whether politicians are lying. We conduct an experiment in which participants attempt to uncover politicians' dishonesty by watching videos of their speeches. We find that verbal ...