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An interdisciplinary journal associated with the @epovb section of @APSAtweets. Edited by Chris Karpowitz & Jessica Preece, @BYU
springer.com/journal/11109 Joined December 2014
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Across nine European countries, Hegewald finds that urban and rural residents hold distinct stereotypes of one another, with people tending to project their own traits onto their place-based in-group.
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link.springer.com The Urban–Rural Divide in People’s Minds: Stereotypes of Urbanites and Ruralites in Nine European... Political Behavior - Recent scholarship increasingly views the reemergence of the urban–rural divide in political behavior through the lens of social identity theory. Given this understanding...
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Guess, McGregor, Pennycook, and Rand show that nearly any digital media literacy tip improves sharing decisions, but only source-focused tips reliably boost accuracy judgments.
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link.springer.com Unbundling Digital Media Literacy Tips: Results from Two Experiments Political Behavior - Recent studies have found promising evidence that lightweight, scalable tips promoting digital media literacy can improve the overall accuracy of social media users’...
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Slaughter, Burge-Hicks, and Brown show that Black women voters are far from monolithic, revealing diverse perspectives on Kamala Harris despite strong Democratic support.
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link.springer.com Even among the 92%, It’s Complicated: Examining Black Women Voters’ Emotions and Evaluations of... Political Behavior - The 2024 election cycle offers an opportunity to examine the influence and representation of Black women in electoral politics. Black women have been the most consistent and...
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We have published an Expression of Concern regarding Margaret Perez Brower’s "Reframing Gendered Issues: Intersectional Identity Frames and Policy Agendas.” See full exchange between author and critics, as well as editorial commentary, here: link.springer.com/journal/11109/…
link.springer.com Political Behavior NOTE FROM THE EDITORS OF POLITICAL BEHAVIOR: We have recently transitioned from Editorial Manager to SNAPP. The submission process for SNAPP requires ...