👥How do Americans think about Native American issues, and what shapes their attitudes toward these issues? Check out a recent @3streamsblog.bsky.social by @jieun-lee.bsky.social, which highlights new research published in Political Research Quarterly. #polisky medium.com/3streams/wha...
ANES Data Release! electionstudies.org/data-center/...
The 3-wave ANES panel is now available. It merges data from 3 election studies (2016-2020-2024), the first time the ANES has collected interviews of the same respondents across 3 presidential elections.
Check out a @3streamsblog.bsky.social post by @jieun-lee.bsky.social that introduces recent research findings published in @ispp-pops.bsky.social, highlighting a factor that contributes to people’s exaggerated perceptions of polarization. medium.com/3streams/why...
Thank you so much!☺️
My co-authored paper just came out in @pspolisci.bsky.social! It provides the first causal evidence of NIMBYism in American immigration attitudes: Americans tend to oppose any immigrants who are expected to move into their neighborhoods. Both Democrats and Republicans hold this NIMBYism. #polisky
Photo of UCR Professor Kim Yi Dionne, co-host of the PRIEC at UC Riverside, taking a selfie with ASU Professor Francisco Pedraza in front of the PRIEC pipe and banner.
Photo of Professor Kim Yi Dionne giving welcoming remarks for the 20th anniversary of PRIEC at UC Riverside. Standing at the front of the room facing guests.
Photo of registration area for PRIEC at UC Riverside. Professor Maricruz Osorio (Bentley), Professor Shaun Bowler (UC Riverside), and Dean & Professor Melissa Michelson (Menlo College).
Registration table for the PRIEC at UC Riverside, celebrating the 20th anniversary of PRIEC.
Knock knock.
Who's there?
📣 PRIEC!
Where?
In Riverside, CA with
@ucrpolisci.bsky.social to celebrate 20 years of PRIEC where it all started!!
#PRIECUCR20
👉Check out my new blog post published in @3streamsblog.bsky.social that introduces a research article in Political Psychology on elites’ perception on public opinion!
🚨NEW PAPER 🚨 Are police more right-wing and biased against marginalized groups than the general public? If so, why? My new article in
@pnas.org w/ @tylerreny.bsky.social, Newman, and Sears provides some answers. 🧵1/n
🕴🏿♀️What has been the key to Black women politicians' success in this highly polarized era? A new @3streamsblog.bsky.social blog post by @jieun-lee.bsky.social looks at a recent study showing how Black women use personal experiences to connect with voters. #polisky medium.com/3streams/bla...
Good morning, election data nerds! Here's a Monday morning present for you: we've finished updating our county-level presidential election results dataset to include 2024. The full dataset (covering 2000-2024) is now available on our Dataverse: buff.ly/eUGYc1h
Thrilled to receive this generous dissertation grant from @russellsagefdn.bsky.social! The grant will support me conducting survey experiments to examine consequences of and remedies for partisan dehumanization among the American public.
Doesn’t seem like this is getting improved at all
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🎉We're celebrating another successful Research Transparency & Reproducibility Training (RT2)! Last week, we hosted 28 early-career researchers for a course exploring preregistration, evidence aggregation, and other topics. Feeling inspired by scholars making open science happen!
Check out a recent article from Landry, Druckman, and @robbwiller.bsky.social finding that a “Need for Chaos and Dehumanization are Robustly Associated with Support for Partisan Violence, While Political Measures are Not”: link.springer.com/article/10.1...
A striking digital artwork of a space scene depicting a planetary nebula, with a ring of ionized gas surrounding a central white dwarf star. Radiative shock waves extend outward, creating intricate patterns against a starry background.
A celestial whisper: a planetary nebula’s ring of ionized gas cradles a white dwarf star, as radiative shock waves etch delicate secrets, shimmering through a starry expanse.
