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not an RCT so obviously can’t claim causality. If anything it’s probably bookings causing the eclipse
With the eclipse approaching in less than a week, over half of U.S. cities along the eclipse's path are fully booked for the night of April 7th according to data from @airdna
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Please join us in congratulating @CEU_iUfU on receiving the 2024 Brown Democracy Medal! Invisible University's work follows a long tradition of underground universities as acts of democratic defiance amid conflict and rising authoritarianism. psu.edu/news/liberal-arts/st…
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Our soon-to-be-out article, coming soon to a Public Opinion Quarterly volume near you, might have something to say about all this...
osf.io/preprints/psyarxiv/74…
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"The Rhetorical 'What Goes with What': Political Pundits and the Discursive Superstructure of Ideology in U.S. Politics" is conditionally accepted at Public Opinion Quarterly: osf.io/vwqnf
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In this article in Public Opinion Quarterly, researchers introduce a revised hostile sexism scale for better measurement accuracy. Item-specific format improves validity, recommending adoption by researchers. Learn more: bit.ly/43fBKz6
Eric T. Plutzer retweeted
A bipartisan majority of Americans support universal background checks and gun licensing. A majority also supports an assault weapons ban, but support is more partisan
mprnews.org/story/2023/07/25… by @McCourtneyInst's @ericplutzer & @APMResearch's @rithwik_kalale & me via @MPRnews
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"In the last few years, we have come to understand that democracy is hard work, that it requires a lot from all of us, and that it's fragile." - @cbeem1 in the @AP as part of a story on a new Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research poll. wfmz.com/news/americans-pess…
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There is still time to apply for a journal editor or associate editor position! buff.ly/3qqvZPO
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@Penn_state's @ericplutzer explains:
“There are two very different ways Americans are pushed away from political discussion. The first is lack of interest... The other is deliberate avoidance, even if they are interested."
apmresearchlab.org/motn/poll…
Eric T. Plutzer retweeted
My latest, just in time for #4thofJuly
laist.com/news/politics/poll… via @LAist
@APMResearch's analysis of new @McCourtneyInst Mood of the Nation Poll data finds that 3 in 4 of Americans endorse democracy, but only 16% say they feel comfortable talking about politics with everyone
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.@APMResearch's analysis of NEW @McCourtneyInst Mood of the Nation polling data via @MPRnews mprnews.org/story/2023/07/03…
Among the findings: 1 in 8 Americans (13%) avoid talking about politics with their spouse or romantic partner
#4thofJuly
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Congrats to Morrgan Herlihy, a @psupolisci student whose research on state politics and federal judicial selection you should watch out for, on being the inaugural @McCourtneyInst Roosevelt Fellow. You can read more about Morrgan and the fellowship here: psu.edu/news/liberal-arts/st…
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Congratulations, @mjnelson7 and @HazeltonPhDJD! Get the book here: global.oup.com/academic/prod…
It’s publication week for The Elevator Effect, an @OUPLaw book about the effects of collegiality on judicial behavior with @HazeltonPhDJD and Rachael Hinkle. A thread: (1/9)
Eric T. Plutzer retweeted
We can innovate without breaking things. via @NYTOpinion @ErikMConway @agent_ayesha @hssonline @HarvardHistSci @mrJamesGraham nytimes.com/2023/06/28/opini…
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SCOTUS unanimous opinion in Groff diverges from general public's divided opinion on religious work exemptions
apmresearchlab.org/motn/poll…
cc: @McCourtneyInst @APMResearch @ericplutzer @Marketplace
Context for SCOTUS possible decision on Groff v. Dejoy
apmresearchlab.org/motn/poll…
@McCourtneyInst polling via @APMResearch
22% of American adults believe that religious work exemptions should be granted when doing so would impose major costs on the government
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Groff, an evangelical Christian, declined to work as a postal carrier on Sundays, leading to upcoming SCOTUS Groff v Dejoy
Poll: Evangelical/born-again Christians do not support religious work exemptions at a meaningfully higher rate that other Americans apmresearchlab.org/motn/poll…
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I get why everyone is interested in the lost sub, I really do. But around 700 people are estimated to have died in the migrant boat sinking off Greece, while the Greek coast guard did nothing. The contrast in media headlines & rescue resources is simply staggering.
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Context for SCOTUS possible decision on Groff v. Dejoy
apmresearchlab.org/motn/poll…
@McCourtneyInst polling via @APMResearch
22% of American adults believe that religious work exemptions should be granted when doing so would impose major costs on the government
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A new poll finds that nearly all adults think that the history of slavery should be taught in schools—but only half think that the on-going effects of that history should be part of the curriculum
mprnews.org/story/2023/06/15… @McCourtneyInst / @APMResearch poll results via @MPRnews























