... gun violence political behavior democracy regression discontinuity Significance Statement The devastating impact of public mass shootings in America is exacerbated by a lack of policy reform to address gun violence. Why does this inaction occur? One assumption is that, while prompting short-lived...

... are reflected in how voters understand labels representing their partisanship. Further, the results suggest that many Americans seem to equate party identification with vote choice, contrary to standard assumptions in American political behavior research that these are separate concepts. public opinion party...

... data from Ookla, and yields substantively similar results in the following analyses. The Internet has undoubtedly changed the consumption and dissemination of political information. Whether this has also changed political behavior is an open question. Research into the effects of the Internet...

... of the Oxford University Press, Standard Journals Publication Model ( https://dbpia.nl.go.kr/journals/pages/open_access/funder_policies/chorus/standard_publication_model ) corporate elites political donations political behavior inner circle fractured thesis The concentration of wealth coupled...

... of the American electorate, it demonstrates that national and longitudinal data on voting turnout are available for gerontological research, and that older people do not differ substantially from members of other age groups in the durability of their voting behavior across time. Political behavior Longitudinal...

... and Development Party AKP Muslim Brotherhood Egypt Islam elections parties political behavior religion and politics Indonesia Malaysia In many Muslim-majority countries, elections provide voters with an array of parties and candidates, some of whom campaign explicitly on religious platforms...

...Why might truth be distinctively important in democracies? Long-standing literatures in the scientific study of mass political behavior argue that factual knowledge is central to civic competence, in part because citizens' attitudes shape public policy. Thus, democracies should care about...

... Self Determination Theory SDT van Zomeren M resources social networks personality personality traits Big Five motives participation political behavior civic engagement political psychology psychology context Within recent decades, we have seen a growing interest in the psychological...

..., rather focusing on their political integration, political trust, and political participation (e.g. Fennema and Tillie 1999 ; Jacobs et al. 2002 , 2004 ; Morales and Giugni 2011; Martiniello and Body Gendrot 2016 ; Isani and Schlipphak 2017 ). Fewer works study the political behavior of minorities...

...This chapter illuminates the critical unexplained share of the vote delivered to bloodstained wartime belligerents by looking to the experiences, outcomes, and legacies of significant violence in war. It uses the tools of political behavior to discuss the important body of international relations...

... to own the salient valence issues, position themselves programmatically, target different sectors of the electorate, and recruit their political elite. It employs the tools of political behavior that reveal the pathway by which war outcomes influence the behavior of political parties and voters...

... as government or rebel, nor its partisan identity as right or left, can account better for belligerent parties' strategies and victimized populations' political behavior. It explains the theory that anticipates how war outcomes will have far more impact than other determinants of party strategy. Nicaragua...

... political goals—cannot be disentangled from emotions. Hence, the classical opposition between emotion and rationality in politics is misleading. emotion s Petersen Michael Bang political psychology evolutionary politics van Leeuwen Florian anger compassion envy political behavior political judgment...

... Williamson V Howard C Katznelson I Keohane R O Key V O Jr Medicaid Medicare welfare state Galvin D J John R history ideas institutions the state political behavior policy feedback identity formation civic status cycles descriptive inference This volume showcases an analytic...

...This chapter presents an evolutionary game theoretic model to explore distinct arenas of human political behavior. Using civic involvement and political corruption as an example, it shows how an evolutionary approach is just a light twist on theoretical and simulation models already common in many...

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... election, which examined changes in testosterone levels of male participants with varying levels of partisan identification as they watched the election unfold. gender fusiform face area perceives characteristics of political behavior biological approach to testosterone androgens estrogens progestins...

... and cognitive science to primate behavior and neuroscience, which offers scientific underpinnings for the theory. Finally, the chapter suggests how this theory can usefully help us understand other forms of ethical political behavior. ethnic cleansing Kant Immanuel moral psychology utilitarianism altruism...

... to demonstrate that it is possible to pursue big ideas while still making solid, incremental progress in understanding lawmaking and political behavior. American political development APD Clausen Aage coding schema congressional studies data and data sets Lowi Theodore political behavior Poole Keith...

... the possible role of exit in the analysis of political behavior. This chapter is a more extensive survey on these previous arguments. In particular, it explores the importance of exit in relation to the state. exit Hirschman Albert O politics state effects of exit and voice on voice Rousseau Jean Jacques...