Study: Political polarization doesn’t dominate people’s perceptions of COVID-19
The COVID-19 pandemic has been perceived in the national media as a largely partisan issue in the United States, with ...
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Does proximity to protest sites affect people’s political attitudes?
Urban protests that involve occupying public spaces can be effective for conveying protesters’ messages and gaining wider support, but it’s ...
Drivers of political violence in the United States
A researcher from The Pennsylvania State University published a commentary in the Journal of Public Policy and Marketing that examines four key contemporary “drivers” ...
Differential response to corporate political advocacy and corporate social responsibility: implications for political polarization and radicalization
Researchers from Cal Poly, Washington State University, and Claremont-McKenna Graduate School published a new Journal of Public Policy & Marketing (JPP&M) article ...
Climate change belief not split along political divide
QUT researchers have found that climate change belief is not uniform in relation to political orientation. Credit: QUT QUT researchers ...
Political orientation — not party — predicts political tolerance
In an age of high political polarization in the United States, the popular narrative often focuses on an “us versus ...
U.S. political partisanship affects first impressions of faces
In an experimental study, participants’ first impressions of photos of strangers’ faces were strongly influenced by disclosure of the stranger’s ...
New study investigates how beliefs and political affiliations shape the public’s understanding about racial inequalities
A recently released study coauthored by a Syracuse University researcher reveals how beliefs and political affiliations shape the public’s understanding ...
Most Twitter users don’t follow political elites, researchers suggest
While social media platforms are the primary source of political information for a growing number of people, a majority of ...
Interviewers show racial bias when reporting survey respondents’ political knowledge
ATLANTA—Whether Black people’s political knowledge is accurately reported in survey research depends on the race and skin tone of the interviewer ...
New polarization research lab to identify where political animosity in U.S. comes from
To understand where partisan animosity comes from and what can be done to address it, researchers from Dartmouth, the University ...
400 million voting records show persistent gaps in voter turnout by race, age, and political affiliation
A new study from BYU and the University of Virginia analyzed 400 million voter records from elections in 2014 and ...
New, enhanced AdObservatory.org provides transparency & insights on digital political spending
BROOKLYN, New York, Wednesday, August 3, 2022 – Ahead of the U.S. midterm elections, projected to draw some $1.2 billion in digital political ...
Zooming across the political divide
Social psychologists at UCLA have done what seems impossible, at least on the internet: getting liberals and conservatives to have ...
In today’s partisan political conflicts, a heart-to-heart talk goes only go so far
The premise is simple, and it seems like common sense: If Republicans and Democrats could come together for good faith ...
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 ...
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 ...
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Null results research now published by major behavioral medicine journal
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Seawater split to produce green hydrogen
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Mount Sinai launches phase 1 US trial of NDV-HXP-S, an Egg-based investigational COVID-19 vaccine, in healthy adults previously immunized against COVID-19
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Dogs’ average age at cancer diagnosis is associated with size, sex, breed
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Face masks cut distance airborne pathogens could travel in half, new study finds
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Increase in marine heatwaves expected to affect organisms at bottom of food chain, study suggests