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Affective polarization, local contexts and public opinion in America
JN Druckman, S Klar, Y Krupnikov, M Levendusky, JB Ryan
Nature human behaviour 5 (1), 28-38, 2021
3302021
How affective polarization undermines support for democratic norms
J Kingzette, JN Druckman, S Klar, Y Krupnikov, M Levendusky, JB Ryan
Public Opinion Quarterly 85 (2), 663-677, 2021
1882021
Affective polarization or partisan disdain? Untangling a dislike for the opposing party from a dislike of partisanship
S Klar, Y Krupnikov, JB Ryan
Public Opinion Quarterly 82 (2), 379-390, 2018
1662018
How affective polarization shapes Americans’ political beliefs: A study of response to the COVID-19 pandemic
JN Druckman, S Klar, Y Krupnikov, M Levendusky, JB Ryan
Journal of Experimental Political Science 8 (3), 223-234, 2021
1402021
Using social media to promote academic research: Identifying the benefits of twitter for sharing academic work
S Klar, Y Krupnikov, JB Ryan, K Searles, Y Shmargad
PloS one 15 (4), e0229446, 2020
1392020
Social networks as a shortcut to correct voting
JB Ryan
American Journal of Political Science 55 (4), 753-766, 2011
942011
(Mis) estimating affective polarization
JN Druckman, S Klar, Y Krupnikov, M Levendusky, JB Ryan
The Journal of Politics 84 (2), 1106-1117, 2022
852022
The other divide
Y Krupnikov, JB Ryan
Cambridge University Press, 2022
772022
Experts, activists, and democratic politics: Are electorates self-educating?
TK Ahn, R Huckfeldt, JB Ryan
Cambridge University Press, 2014
68*2014
Nothing to hide, nowhere to run, or nothing to lose: Candidate position-taking in congressional elections
K Milita, JB Ryan, EN Simas
Political Behavior 36, 427-449, 2014
602014
Communication, influence, and informational asymmetries among voters
TK Ahn, R Huckfeldt, JB Ryan
Political Psychology 31 (5), 763-787, 2010
602010
Expertise and bias in political communication networks
TK Ahn, R Huckfeldt, AK Mayer, JB Ryan
American Journal of Political Science 57 (2), 357-373, 2013
53*2013
The effects of network expertise and biases on vote choice
JB Ryan
Political Communication 27 (1), 44-58, 2010
522010
Amazon Mechanical Turk workers can provide consistent and economically meaningful data
D Johnson, JB Ryan
Southern Economic Journal 87 (1), 369-385, 2020
492020
Accuracy and bias in perceptions of political knowledge
JB Ryan
Political Behavior 33, 335-356, 2011
432011
Social desirability, hidden biases, and support for Hillary Clinton
RL Claassen, JB Ryan
PS: Political Science & Politics 49 (4), 730-735, 2016
352016
The effects of ambiguous rhetoric in congressional elections
K Milita, EN Simas, JB Ryan, Y Krupnikov
Electoral Studies 46, 48-63, 2017
322017
Clear as black and white: The effects of ambiguous rhetoric depend on candidate race
S Piston, Y Krupnikov, JB Ryan, K Milita
The Journal of Politics 80 (2), 662-674, 2018
312018
Social media and the changing information environment: Sentiment differences in read versus recirculated news content
PW Kraft, Y Krupnikov, K Milita, JB Ryan, S Soroka
Public Opinion Quarterly 84 (S1), 195-215, 2020
282020
How transparency affects survey responses
EC Connors, Y Krupnikov, JB Ryan
Public Opinion Quarterly 83 (S1), 185-209, 2019
262019
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