The Relationship Between Social Media Use and Beliefs in Conspiracy Theories and Misinformation [0.03%]
社交媒体使用与阴谋论和错误信息信念之间的关系
Adam M Enders,Joseph E Uscinski,Michelle I Seelig et al.
Adam M Enders et al.
Numerous studies find associations between social media use and beliefs in conspiracy theories and misinformation. While such findings are often interpreted as evidence that social media causally promotes conspiracy beliefs, we theorize tha...
Big Boys Don't Cry: Evaluations of Politicians Across Issue, Gender, and Emotion [0.03%]
铁汉柔情：政治人物的性别、议题与情绪之关系研究
Kristyn L Karl,Lindsey Cormack
Kristyn L Karl
Emotional appeals are powerful motivators of political action. Yet the gender of a politician and the existing stereotypes held by audiences complicate the determination of which type of emotional appeal is best suited for different issue a...
Is a Rational Politics of Disaster Possible? Making Useful Decisions for Others in an Experimental Disaster Game [0.03%]
理性灾难 politics的可能性吗？在实验灾难游戏中为他人做出实用决定
Talbot M Andrews,Andrew W Delton,Reuben Kline
Talbot M Andrews
Disaster responses are political. But can citizens make useful disaster decisions? Potential obstacles are that such decisions are complex, involve public goods, and often affect other people. Theories of political decision-making disagree ...
Alessandro Del Ponte,Peter DeScioli
Alessandro Del Ponte
Should a government repay its international debts even if this imposes severe hardships on its citizens? Drawing on moral psychology, we investigate when people think a government is morally obligated to pay its debts. Participants read abo...
Miles T Armaly,Adam M Enders
Miles T Armaly
Despite growing recognition among journalists and political pundits, the concept of victimhood has been largely ignored in empirical social science research. In this article, we develop a theory about, and use unique nationally-representati...
Masha Krupenkin
Masha Krupenkin
This article studies the role of partisanship in American's willingness to follow government recommendations. I combine survey and behavioral data to examine partisans' vaccination rates during the Bush and Obama administrations. I find tha...
Does Group Deliberation Mobilize? The Effect of Public Deliberation on Willingness to Participate in Politics [0.03%]
群体审议能调动参政积极性吗——公众审议对参政意愿的影响研究
C Daniel Myers,Hunter G Gordon,Hyungjin Myra Kim et al.
C Daniel Myers et al.
Proponents of public deliberation suggest that engaging in deliberation increases deliberators' subsequent participation in other forms of politics. We evaluate this "deliberative participation hypothesis" using data drawn from a deliberati...
It Runs in the Family: A Study of Political Candidacy Among Swedish Adoptees [0.03%]
血缘与政治：来自瑞典的领养家庭研究
Sven Oskarsson,Christopher T Dawes,Karl-Oskar Lindgren
Sven Oskarsson
What motivates citizens to run for office? Recent work has shown that early life parental socialization is strongly associated with a desire to run for office. However, parents not only shape their children's political environment, they als...
Fear and Anger in Great Britain: Blame Assignment and Emotional Reactions to the Financial Crisis [0.03%]
英国人对金融危机的态度：责备的认定与情绪反应
Markus Wagner
Markus Wagner
While we know that emotional reactions are important influences on political behavior, we know far less about the sources of these emotions. This paper studies the causes of fear and anger in reaction to a negative stimulus: the financial c...