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Showing 1 to 20 of 53 for “"political affiliation"”.
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The Effect of Political Affiliation or Political Ideology Match/Mismatch Between High School Teachers and Students on Student Academic Outcomes
Background: The current American political divide is expanding to levels unseen in previous decades due to a combination of factors such as increased polarization and mass party sorting. The educational system has been unable to escape the effects of these political divisions, which has led to …
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Psychometric Properties of the Icelandic Version of the M5-50 and its Relationship to Age, Education, Gender, Political Affiliation, and Salary.
… relationship between personality factors and political affiliation. Participants answered the M5-50 and demographic questionnaires on the website prof.egummig.is. The sample included 540 participants, 302 women and 238 men, between the age of 18 to 78. The results suggest that the Icelandic …
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Liberalas ar konservatorius? Asmenybės tipas ir politinės vertybės Liberal or Conservative? /
Liberal or Conservative? Personality Type and Political Affiliation.
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The desire for socio-cultural similarity in a mate
… leisure interest, occupation, religious affiliation, political affiliation, language, socio-economic status, and style of dress. Potential dates' socio-cultural traits were determined randomly according to a computer program. For each of these domains, information was gathered regarding …
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Perceptions of Humanity: College Students on Homelessness
… of the students. It was found that ethnicity and political affiliation both had significant effects on the students' perceptions of homelessness. Beliefs in the causes of homelessness were effected by political affiliation. Ethnicity affected scores regarding students' willingness to affiliate …
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Social mobility of Greeks in Australia
… particularly in terms of social mobility and political affiliation. The discussion of the theoretical framework includes an analysis of migration and social mobility, defining and placing both within socio-economic and sociohistorical contexts.
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Discerning the other: political prejudice and intergroup contact
Increasing political polarization in the United States over the last 60 years has led to an increase in self-segregation by political affiliation. This can be seen at the level of the nation, state, city, and even the neighborhood. In contrast, many data trends suggest that polarization between …
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ASSESSING THE EMOTIONAL DIMENSIONS OF THE CUTANEOUS-RABBIT EFFECT USING FACES
… durations. Because some of the faces were political figures, we assessed participant’s political affiliation using Political Typology Quiz. Participants rated their emotional response using the self-assessment manikin (SAM), a three dimensional scale that measures valence, arousal and …
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RESISTANCE TO MANDATED HEALTHCARE CHANGE: USING PSYCHOLOGICAL REACTANCE TO PREDICT RESPONSES TO THE PATIENT PROTECTION AND AFFORDABLE CARE ACT INSURANCE COVERAGE REQUIREMENT
… to Independents, Republicans and those with no political affiliation. Democrats also indicated that they were less likely to vote for a political candidate who supports the repeal of the ACA in comparison to Independents, Republicans and those with no political affiliation. Implications and …
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Lovesick: the effects of political partisanship and COVID-19 vaccine perceptions on online romantic partner selection
… reported the positive relationship of perceived political similarity with dating intention in the world of online dating. However, there are currently no studies which consider this relationship alongside coronavirus disease (COVID-19) vaccine status and their combined influence on romantic …
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Reading between the (party) lines : how political news is seen and shared
… uses mixed methods and datasets to explore how political news is perceived and shared within and across party lines in the context of the 2016 US presidential elections. We begin by examining the impact of political context versus article content on the reader through a crowdsourced study, and …
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Essays in Experimental and Development Economics
… the third chapter, I examine the effect of the political and gender identity of non-expert messengers on the acquisition of non-political information using an experiment with participants in the U.S. Participants are 8 percentage points more likely to utilize information provided by a messenger …
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Understanding the Drivers of Vaccine Hesitancy During COVID-19 in Mississippi, United States
… however, private/no insurance and Republican affiliation lowered it. Physician diversity is likely to improve trust; however, Mississippi’s provider shortage necessitates practical strategies to increase representation where feasible.In the second study, I examined demographic predictors of …
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ON SOCIOLINGUISTIC VARIABLES IN CURATED SPEECH: A STUDY OF STYLISTIC VARIATION OF LIAISON, SCHWA AND NE AMONG CONTEMPORARY FRENCH POLITICIANS
… study also explores the idea that variation in political speech may be attributed to linguistic manipulation. The expression ‘curated speech’ is used in reference to political speech insofar as it is monitored through a filter (i.e., the media) and is not entirely spontaneous; yet, it is …
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Moral Matching: Strategic Messaging to Overcome Barriers to Persuasion
… In each study, participants were screened for political affiliation to implement moral matching techniques. Study One, 12 focus groups (<em>N </em>= 53) were conducted to uncover what type of COVID-19 health compliance message participants found most fatiguing and how repeated exposure to these …
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A Study of Surveillance and Privacy Rights
… variables such as age, gender, class standing political affiliation, and one's residence whether on campus or off campus. This study is focused on how students view security surveillance, and whether they see security surveillance as an important tool for the safety of the public or a threat to …
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The Effect of Political Advertising on Perceived Bias and Credibility of Online News Stories
… study was an investigation of the effect of political advertising on readers’ perceived bias and credibility of an online news article based on participants’ political leanings. Media priming and the hostile media effect were the theoretical underpinnings. Participants were asked to read an …
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The wages of fear: How gender, ideology, and symbolic threat influenced the voting behaviors of white southern women in the 2016 and 2020 presidential elections
… women; whether these decisions influence political affiliation of partners/spouses/family; and whether threat is weaponized to influence voting behaviors. This study uses three sources of data: the 2016 ANES Time Series Study, the 2020 Time Series study, and a third source consisting of …
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Essays on Real Estate, Flood Risk, and Political Sentiment
… investigate how climate change, flood risk, and political sentiment influence outcomes in housing markets.</p> <p>Chapter 1: This chapter offers a brief review and discussion of several recent and seminal papers at the intersection of flood risk, climate change, and real estate, as well as a …
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Political Affiliations of American Economic Elites: Wayne County, Michigan, 1844, 1860, as a Test Case
… In order to formulate with precision a theory of political behavior for economic leaders of the mid-nineteenth century it is necessary to document the economic careers, ethnic origins, religious affiliations and family backgrounds of a carefully selected economic elite. What is obtained by the …
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