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Who Wants to Know? White Racial Attitudes and Survey Item Refusal on Gun Ownership Questions by LeCount, Ryan Jerome

“…Research has long documented the fact that sensitive items on surveys are subject to relatively high levels of item response refusal, but the role played by…”
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More Black than Blue? Comparing the Racial Attitudes of Police to Citizens by LeCount, Ryan Jerome

“…How are the racial attitudes of police officers distinct from those of the public? How might the officer's own race shape those attitudes? Recent high-profile…”
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The Value of Social Control: Racial Resentment, Punitiveness, and White Support for Spending on Law Enforcement by Morris, R. C., LeCount, Ryan Jerome

“…A well-established body of research finds that racial resentment predicts support for punitive criminal justice policy. This article links racial resentment…”
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Self-Rated Health and Attitudes About U.S. Health Care Policy by LeCount, Ryan Jerome, Abrahamson, Kathleen

“…How does one's own health influence attitudes about national health care policy? Previous research has documented a reliable (though bounded) role of personal…”
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Visualizing the Increasing Effect of Racial Resentment on Political Ideology among Whites, 1986 to 2016 by LeCount, Ryan Jerome

“…The author constructs an over-time coefficient plot to allow visualized evaluation of the role played by indicators of racial resentment on political ideology…”
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The Identity Thief: How Politics, Religion, and Values Stole Support for Sexual Assault Reporting and the #MeToo Movement by Morris, R.C., LeCount, Ryan Jerome

“…In 2017, the hashtag #MeToo emerged as a sign of protest and solidarity challenging the status quo of sexual assault underreporting. Over the next year,…”
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White racial attitudes in the age of Obama by LeCount, Ryan Jerome

“…What is the nature of White racial attitudes in the age of Obama? This dissertation project seeks to answer this question in three distinct ways. The first…”
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