Associate Professor of Political Science at UIUC. Political psych, genetics, implicit cognition, sleep and politics. https://xitter.cf/t.co/RH5PBkyz4Y
Urbana, IL
Joined November 2008
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Too tired to vote?
@fatiherol_pols and I have a new @ElectoralStdies paper that shows that sleep duration (too much or too little) predicts lower voter turnout using data from nine countries.
Open access until 7/17; link below.
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ALT Regression results showing that too little or too much sleep is associated with lower turnout in Ireland. Compared to those who sleep 7 hours per night, people who sleep 3 hours a night vote -4.5% and those who sleep 11 hours vote -6.4%.
UIUC PS is HIRING!
Political behavior, broadly defined at the assistant level. Comparative behavior/psych + REP especially encouraged. It's a great place to work on pol beh/psych and UIUC supports partner hires.
Here is the ad with all the details:
illinois.csod.com/ux/ats/car…
Read (or wrote) a great book on mass politics published in 2024? Please (self-)nominate for the ISPP Sears Best Book award!
The deadline is December 15. Details here: ispp.org/awards/sears/
We are looking forward to reading your work!
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🎀Announcing Ares & Van Ditmars #3 💃💃 In our latest @WEPsocial article, @macarena_ares & I use a life course approach to study political differences by social class.🗃️We observe respondents during youth and later employment trajectories, accounting for family origin. (1/5)
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🤓Did you present or learn about a really cool (even, outstanding!) paper at 2024 ISA related to ethnicity, nationalism, or migration?
🏆Do (self-)nominate it for the @_ENMISA Outstanding Paper Award
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📨Email us that awesome research!
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OK, well I guess it's as good a time as any to announce I'm looking for a postdoc at Princeton -- areas are politics, machine learning and statistics. Please share widely!
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The University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign is hiring! The Department of Political Science is hiring for an open-rank faculty position in Quantitative Methods. Deadline: September 16th. Apply and join an amazing and vibrant community! illinois.csod.com/ux/ats/car…
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APLS membership drive is open! We're an interdisciplinary group focused scientific knowledge of human nature & political behavior, public policy, & ethics.
Please use this form to join us (it's free!): share.hsforms.com/1VWny32gaS…
Our website with more info: aplsnet.org/
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My coauthors and I are pleased to announce the publication of our new book tracing U.S. presidential campaign strategies from 1952 to 2020 using never seen details from internal campaign memos, ad buy data, and candidate visit records.
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UNL Poli Sci is hiring an assistant prof in Race & Ethnic Politics! employment.unl.edu/postings/…
"The position is open with respect to particular subfields, though candidates with an interest in or research focus in public policy are especially encouraged to apply."
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Congratulations to @Jair1215_ who just successfully defended his @IllinoisPolSci dissertation "Does the Caged Bird Sing? Outgroup Empathy and the Politics of Cooperation"! Cara Wong chaired the dissertation, and Brian Gaines, @genopolitics, and I served as committee members.
I’ll be doing a radio interview on @wcpt820 in Chicago with @JoanEspositoCHI from 4:00 pm to 4:30 pm central time today. Looking forward to chatting about political psychology and the Presidential Election! heartlandsignal.com/
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New article out in Personality and Individual Difference. Change is social.@stighebbelstrup @aaronweinschenk @genopolitics @RnSonne
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Looking for a social emotion recognition task (aka an emotion perspective-taking task) that doesn't involve faces? Check out @EliseCardinale's Emotionally Evocative Statements task (EEST), validated in clinical, lesion, and fMRI samples and available here: abigailmarsh.com/research-me…
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Out in PLS: "Introduction to the Special Issue—COVID-19, international relations, and security studies: Has the pandemic altered the study and practice of international security?" by guest editor @DrCraigDAlbert. FREE ACCESS to April 30 at buff.ly/3U3xsI9.
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Had a blast at our @AsnPLS mini-conference-within-a-conference.
Thanks so much to our panelists -- @SalilBenegal @TalbotMAndrews @OMGBEARSS & @klunztrujillo -- our discussant Kathryn Haglin, and our keynote @Julie6446 for making this all possible! – at Boston, MA
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Clear evidence that employers discriminate against nonbinary individuals.
All-else-equal, disclosing that one uses "they/them” pronouns substantially lowers the chances of getting a job interview.
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News!
We have elected new Council members: Krissy Lunz Trujillo (@klunztrujillo), Melissa Baker (@melissabaker712), Gigi Gronvall (@ggronvall), & Laurie Liesen.
Thank you to outgoing Council members @erikpbucy, @amandajofriesen, @matthibbing, @genopolitics, & @chriswlarimer!
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The APLS is announcing its 2024 winter grant competition. APLS will fund $4000 of two proposals. Details are here: uwo.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/for…
Deadline: May 8th, 2024 - 2000-word proposals due.
Learn more about APLS by visiting our website: aplsnet.org/