Illinois Tech Political Science Professor Matthew Shapiro named Fulbright Scholar
CHICAGO, May 10, 2022—Illinois Institute of Technology Professor of Political Science Matthew A. Shapiro has been awarded a Fulbright United States Scholar ...
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Forewarning messages and annotations effectively raised study participants’ awareness of potential bias in political news articles
Forewarning messages and annotations effectively raised study participants' awareness of potential bias in political news articles Credit: Spinde et al., ...
The Duke of Lennox, a preternatural political talent, spotlighted in new book
LAWRENCE, KANSAS – Think of the Duke of Lennox as a politician who appears on “Dancing With the Stars.” Ludovic ...
Covert and overt political signaling online
In the 1970s, a handkerchief peeking from a man’s back pocket was a useful way of signaling his gayness to ...
Permanent digital connectivity encourages political behavior, such as news sharing, says Pusan National University scientist
Modern communication technology has enabled people across the world to not only access the internet and but also stay in ...
How personal commonalities foster closeness of political views
We naturally feel close to people who are similar to us, who share our interests or partake in related activities, ...
Research demonstrates importance of consistent branding in political television ads
During the 2020 election cycle, presidential candidates spent nearly $3 billion on television, radio and digital ads — shattering records and demonstrating ...
Black Instagram users’ propensity for political posts among study’s findings
Piercy social politics paper pitch note LAWRENCE – In a time when Americans have largely retreated to their own political ...
Which political ideologies make people more likely to dismiss the risk of COVID-19?
A study published in the journal Risk Analysis suggests that people who embrace the ideologies of libertarianism and anti-egalitarianism are ...
Emotionally manipulative political ads fail at swaying new voters, but excel at ensuring party loyalty
Both Democrats and Republicans in US elections are more likely to be emotionally moved or angered by political advertising produced ...
Taking a closer look at physician engagement in the political process: physician voting behaviors
Boston, MA – A new study investigated changes in physicians’ voting behavior in modern day elections using nationally representative data. ...
Intelligence, religious and political beliefs are connected to the accuracy of UK adults’ population estimates
British people tend to overestimate the prevalence of different minority demographics, beliefs, and behaviors among the public, according to a ...
Preventing extreme polarization of political attitudes
Encouraging interactions between people on opposite ends of the political spectrum may not be the best way to foster tolerance ...
People unknowingly group themselves together online, fueling political polarization across the US
As people curate their online news feeds, they may be unwillingly sorting themselves into polarized networks, according to a study ...
Are political parties getting in the way of our health?
Today, the two major political parties are often blamed for a plethora of problems in American governance. But for most ...
Political ads during the 2020 presidential election cycle collected personal information and spread misleading information
Online advertisements are found frequently splashed across news websites. Clicking on these banners or links provides the news site with ...
How political partisanship governed in-person schooling during pandemic
One of the most controversial topics related to the COVID-19 pandemic, in-person schooling, wasn’t necessarily determined by the severity of ...
New book explores political secrecy among ordinary Americans in today’s divisive culture
CHAMPAIGN, Ill. — In a rural community in East Texas, a group of women decided to meet in secret to ...
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Fastest carbon dioxide catcher heralds new age for direct air capture
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Joint research revealed the importance of anthropogenic vapors on haze pollution over Hong Kong and Mainland China’s megacities
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Animals may evolve faster than previously thought
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New insights into the complexity of the brain
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Revisiting the history of CPT theorem
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New cancer subtype may illuminate treatment strategy