Journal
Research & Politics
ISSN 2053-1680 · SAGE Publishing
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37 counted works of 37 linked
| Year | Title | Academics | Sources |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 | Reducing Affective Polarization Does Not Affect False News Sharing or Truth Discernment | Brendan Nyhan | CV OA GS |
| 2025 | Does digital advertising affect vote choice? Evidence from a randomized field experiment (vol 9, 10.1177/20531680221076901, 2022) | Donald P. Green | GS |
| 2025 | Don't jettison the general error correction model just yet: A practical guide to avoiding spurious regression with the GECM (vol 3, 205316801664334, 2016) | Peter K. Enns | GS |
| 2025 | Moving forward with time series analysis (vol. 4, 10.1177/2053168017732231, 2017) | Peter K. Enns | GS |
| 2025 | Revisiting Name Recognition and Candidate Support: Experimental Tests of the Mere Exposure Hypothesis | Donald P. Green | CV OA GS |
| 2024 | Discovering Optimal Ballot Wording Using Adaptive Survey Design | Donald P. Green | CV OA GS |
| 2024 | Gnostic Notes on Temporal Validity | P. M. Aronow | CV OA GS |
| 2024 | How the Relationship Between Education and Antisemitism Varies Between Countries | Brendan Nyhan | CV OA GS |
| 2024 | Promoting Reproducibility and Replicability in Political Science | Yamil Ricardo Velez; Donald P. Green | CV OA GS |
| 2023 | Is That Ethical? An Exploration of Political Scientists’ Views on Research Ethics. | Mia Costa | CV OA GS |
| 2023 | On the Reliability of Published Findings using the Regression Discontinuity Design in Political Science | P. M. Aronow | CV OA GS |
| 2023 | Vigilantism and Institutions: Understanding Attitudes toward Lynching in Brazil | David Skarbek | CV OA GS |
| 2022 | Does Digital Advertising Affect Vote Choice? Evidence from a Randomized Field Experiment | Donald P. Green | CV OA GS |
| 2022 | ExposuretoStateViolence and Substance Use | Elizabeth R. Nugent | CV OA GS |
| 2022 | Multilateralism and Public Support for Drone Strikes | Sarah E. Kreps | CV OA GS |
| 2022 | Participation Incentives in an Elite Survey of International Non-Profit Professionals. | Jennifer Hadden; Sarah Bush | CV OA GS |
| 2021 | Republicans are More Optimistic about Economic Mobility, But No Less Accurate | Brendan Nyhan | CV OA GS |
| 2021 | The Limited Effects of Partisan and Consensus Messaging in Correcting Science Misperceptions | Brendan Nyhan | CV OA GS |
| 2020 | How Partisanship and Sexism Influences Voters’ Reactions to #MeToo Scandals. | Mia Costa | CV OA GS |
| 2020 | Selling International Law Enforcement: Elite Justifications and Public Values. | Melissa Lee | CV OA GS |
| 2019 | Counting the Pinocchios: The Effect of Summary Fact-Checking Data on Perceived Accuracy and Favorability of Politicians | Brendan Nyhan | CV OA GS |
| 2019 | Do Electronic Devices in Face-to-Face Interviews Change Survey Behavior? Evidence from a Developing Country | Sarah Bush | CV OA GS |
| 2018 | Nothing to Fear? Anxiety, Numeracy, and Demographic Perceptions. | Yamil Ricardo Velez | CV OA GS |
| 2018 | Revisiting White Backlash: Does Race Affect Death Penalty Opinion? | Brendan Nyhan | CV OA GS |
| 2018 | Visual Heuristics for Marginal Effects Plots | Thomas B. Pepinsky | CV OA GS |
| 2017 | Does newspaper coverage influence or reflect public perceptions of the economy? | Daniel J. Hopkins; Eunji Kim | CV OA GS |
| 2017 | Moving forward with time series analysis | Peter K. Enns | CV OA GS |
| 2017 | Warring from the Virtual to the Real: Assessing the Public’s Threshold for War on Cyber Security | Sarah E. Kreps | CV OA GS |
| 2016 | A Deeper Look at Interstate War Data: Interstate War Data version 1.1 | Michael Horowitz | CV OA GS |
| 2016 | An Inflated View of the Facts? How Preferences and Predispositions Shape Conspiracy Beliefs About the Deflategate Scandal | Benjamin A. Valentino; John Michael Carey; Brendan Nyhan | CV OA GS |
| 2016 | Changing Capabilities, uncertainty, and the risk of war in crisis bargaining | Adam Meirowitz; Kristopher W. Ramsay | CV OA GS |
| 2016 | Don’t Jettison the General Error Correction Model Just Yet: A Practical Guide to Avoiding Spurious Regression with the GECM | Peter K. Enns | CV OA GS |
| 2016 | How Group Discussions Create Strong Attitudes and Strong Partisans. | Matthew Levendusky | CV OA GS |
| 2016 | Public opinion and the politics of the killer robots debate | Michael Horowitz | CV OA GS |
| 2015 | Evidence on the deleterious impact of sustained use of polynomial regression on causal infer- ence | Andrew Gelman | CV OA GS |
| 2015 | Who are These People? Evaluating the Demographic Characteristics and Political Preferences of MTurk Survey Respondents | Dustin Tingley | CV OA GS |
| 2014 | Flying Under the Radar: A Study of Public attitudes towards Unmanned Aerial Vehicles | Sarah E. Kreps | CV OA GS |