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Bully Pulpit? Twitter Users’ Engagement With President Trump’s Tweets by Lazarus, Jeffrey, Thornton, Judd R.

“…With nearly all political candidates, officeholders, and organizations using the platform, Twitter has become an important venue for political communication…”
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Does the Salience of Partisan Competition Increase Affective Polarization in the United States? by Singh, Shane P., Thornton, Judd R.

“…We examine if increased salience of partisan competition causes affective polarization in the United States during presidential elections. To do so, we…”
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Candidate and party affective polarization in U.S. presidential elections: The person-negativity bias? by Bolsen, Toby, Thornton, Judd R.

“…We investigate the degree of affective polarization in presidential election years toward the two major parties and their nominees. Notwithstanding studies…”
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The winner-loser satisfaction gap in the absence of a clear outcome by Halliez, Adrien A., Thornton, Judd R.

“…In this manuscript, we examine the impact of voting for the winning candidate on satisfaction with democracy. While extensive evidence exists documenting this…”
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Political Sophistication and the Dimensionality of Elite and Mass Attitudes, 1980−2004 by Lupton, Robert N., Myers, William M., Thornton, Judd R.

“…Among the terms central to the literature on political attitudes have been complexity and constraint, with some scholars asserting that increased…”
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Do norm-based appeals affect the acceptance of the singular use of they/them pronouns? by Bolsen, Toby, Thornton, Judd R.

“…The singular use of they/them pronouns to refer to gender-nonconforming persons is growingly accepted grammar in the English language. Yet Americans’ comfort…”
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Racial Resentment, Electoral Loss, and Satisfaction with Democracy Among Whites in the United States: 2004–2016 by Enders, Adam M., Thornton, Judd R.

“…Satisfaction with democracy is a critical supporting element of any democratic process, though a robust literature demonstrates that such satisfaction is…”
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Polarization in Black and White by Enders, Adam M, Thornton, Judd R

“…Abstract While the alignment of partisan and ideological identities—sorting—serves as a primary explanation for the rise in affective polarization, we theorize…”
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The Impact of Elite Polarization on Partisan Ambivalence and Indifference by Thornton, Judd R.

“…Considerable evidence documents the impact that elite polarization has had on the influence of partisanship on vote choice and attitudes. Yet, much of the…”
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Examining Trends in Ideological Identification: 1972–2016 by Halliez, Adrien A., Thornton, Judd R.

“…Has polarization influenced how members of the public identify with ideological labels? In our analysis of patterns of ideological identification since the…”
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Bradycardia in a Man With Hypertension by Drutel, Robert O., Payne, Judd R., Glancy, David Luke

“…A man without cardiac symptoms was found to have a slow irregular pulse, and an electrocardiogram revealed sinus bradycardia with escape-capture bigeminy. He…”
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Vote intent and beliefs about democracy in the United States by Dunn, Kris, Thornton, Judd R

“…Democracy is an abstract and murky concept. This is particularly apparent in the wide variety of beliefs about democracy held by publics around the globe…”
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Carriers of the Creed: Examining Democrats’ Commitment to Egalitarianism as Principle and Policy by Lupton, Robert N., Myers, William M., Thornton, Judd R.

“…The Democratic Party is a coalition of interests sharing a common desire to use government to ameliorate societal inequities. Research shows that the party’s…”
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Coronary vasospasm in the setting of perioperative anaphylaxis: A case report by Gurunathan, Usha, M Dai, Bryan, DM Cavaye, John, R Judd, Mathew, A Beuth, Jodie, Iswariah, Harish

“…Anaphylaxis is a severe systemic hypersensitivity response requiring urgent medical attention, with respiratory, cardiovascular, cutaneous or gastrointestinal…”
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Getting Lost on the Way to the Party: Ambivalence, Indifference, and Defection with Evidence from Two Presidential Elections by Thornton, Judd R.

“…Objectives. Building on work noting the difference between ambivalence and indifference, and long-standing theories of partisanship, this article seeks to…”
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Ambivalent or Indifferent? Examining the Validity of an Objective Measure of Partisan Ambivalence by Thornton, Judd R.

“…This article examines the validity of an objective measure of partisan ambivalence. More generally, it draws attention to the idea that measurement is an…”
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Values Voters: The Conditional Effect of Income on the Relationship Between Core Values and Political Attitudes and Behavior by Ciuk, David J., Lupton, Robert N., Thornton, Judd R.

“…The postmaterialism thesis contends that newer cultural and social justice issues will supplant traditional, class-based economic concerns as societies become…”
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Partisan Ambivalence, Partisan Intensity, and Racial Attitudes: The Impact of Shifting Policy Positions on Partisan Evaluations in the 1960s by Lupton, Robert N., Thornton, Judd R.

“…The concept of ambivalence is important to the study of political psychology and behavior. We examine the causes of partisan ambivalence following the passage…”
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Party Animals: Asymmetric Ideological Constraint among Democratic and Republican Party Activists by Lupton, Robert N., Myers, William M., Thornton, Judd R.

“…Existing literature shows that Republicans in the mass public demonstrate greater ideological inconsistency and value conflict than Democrats. That is, despite…”
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Differential Diagnosis of Complicated Bone Stress Injury in a Female Collegiate Swimmer by Miller, Ronald P, Robins, R Judd, Dieckman, Shane D

“…An 18-year-old woman presented to a direct-access military physical therapy clinic after a fall directly onto the knee, with subsequent medial knee pain. The…”
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