Search Results - "Settle, Jaime E."

Inferring tie strength from online directed behavior by Jones, Jason J, Settle, Jaime E, Bond, Robert M, Fariss, Christopher J, Marlow, Cameron, Fowler, James H

“…Some social connections are stronger than others. People have not only friends, but also best friends. Social scientists have long recognized this…”
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Correlated genotypes in friendship networks by Fowler, James H, Settle, Jaime E, Christakis, Nicholas A

“…It is well known that humans tend to associate with other humans who have similar characteristics, but it is unclear whether this tendency has consequences for…”
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Creating New Knowledge with Undergraduate Students: Institutional Incentives and Faculty Agency by Zvobgo, Kelebogile, Pickering, Paula M., Settle, Jaime E., Tierney, Michael J.

“…Undergraduate students today face a more demanding and competitive labor market than their parents’ generation. In response, some pursue double majors to…”
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A 61-million-person experiment in social influence and political mobilization by Bond, Robert M., Fariss, Christopher J., Jones, Jason J., Kramer, Adam D. I., Marlow, Cameron, Settle, Jaime E., Fowler, James H.

“…Political mobilization messages delivered to 61 million Facebook users during the 2010 US congressional elections directly influenced political…”
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Yahtzee: an anonymized group level matching procedure by Jones, Jason J, Bond, Robert M, Fariss, Christopher J, Settle, Jaime E, Kramer, Adam D I, Marlow, Cameron, Fowler, James H

“…Researchers often face the problem of needing to protect the privacy of subjects while also needing to integrate data that contains personal information from…”
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Opting Out of Political Discussions by Settle, Jaime E., Carlson, Taylor N.

“…Methodological limitations have hindered our ability to understand the conditions that make individuals seek or avoid political discussions. We introduce a…”
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Freedom of Expression in Interpersonal Interactions by Carlson, Taylor N., Settle, Jaime E.

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Political Chameleons: An Exploration of Conformity in Political Discussions by Carlson, Taylor N., Settle, Jaime E.

“…Individuals do not always express their private political opinions in front of others who disagree. Neither political scientists nor psychologists have been…”
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Follow Your Heart: Could Psychophysiology Be Associated with Political Discussion Network Homogeneity? by Carlson, Taylor N., McClean, Charles T., Settle, Jaime E.

“…Most Americans are sorted into social networks that are largely politically homogeneous. A large body of political science research has explored the behavioral…”
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The Differential Effects of Stress on Voter Turnout by Hassell, Hans J. G., Settle, Jaime E.

“…While everyone deals with stressful situations on a daily basis, individuals have different behavioral reactions to that stress. We argue that life stress also…”
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Genes, psychological traits and civic engagement by Dawes, Christopher T., Settle, Jaime E., Loewen, Peter John, McGue, Matt, Iacono, William G.

“…Civic engagement is a classic example of a collective action problem: while civic participation improves life in the community as a whole, it is individually…”
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The Social Origins of Adult Political Behavior by Settle, Jaime E., Bond, Robert, Levitt, Justin

“…Political socialization research has focused on the role of parents, extracurricular activities, and the school curriculum during adolescence on shaping early…”
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Friendships Moderate an Association between a Dopamine Gene Variant and Political Ideology by Settle, Jaime E., Dawes, Christopher T., Christakis, Nicholas A., Fowler, James H.

“…Scholars in many fields have long noted the importance of social context in the development of political ideology. Recent work suggests that political ideology…”
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Social Endorsement Cues and Political Participation by Bond, Robert M., Settle, Jaime E., Fariss, Christopher J., Jones, Jason J., Fowler, James H.

“…Which individuals are most responsive to get-out-the-vote (GOTV) messages that emphasize the social aspects of voting? Recent literature has shown that GOTV…”
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Negative Affectivity, Political Contention, and Turnout: A Genopolitics Field Experiment by Settle, Jaime E., Dawes, Christopher T., Loewen, Peter John, Panagopoulos, Costas

“…Recent genopolitics and political psychology research suggests individuals' biological differences influence political participation. The interaction between…”
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The Heritability of Partisan Attachment by Settle, Jaime E., Dawes, Christopher T., Fowler, James H.

“…One of the strongest regularities in the empirical political science literature is the well-known correlation in parent and child partisan behavior. Until…”
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Political psychophysiology: A primer for interested researchers and consumers by Settle, Jaime E., Hibbing, Matthew V., Anspach, Nicolas M., Carlson, Taylor N., Coe, Chelsea M., Hernandez, Edward, Peterson, John, Stuart, John, Arceneaux, Kevin

“…The past decade has seen a rapid increase in the number of studies employing psychophysiological methods to explain variation in political attitudes and…”
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Integrating Social Science and Genetics: News from the Political Front by Hatemi, Peter K., Dawes, Christopher T., Frost-Keller, Amanda, Settle, Jaime E., Verhulst, Brad

“…There has been growing interest in the use of genetic models to expand the understanding of political preferences, attitudes, and behaviors. Researchers in the…”
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The promise and peril of interpersonal political communication by Settle, Jaime E.

“…At present, the field of political psychology lacks an effective framework to conceptually organize the findings from the voluminous literature assessing…”
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Genes, psychological traits and civic engagement by Dawes, Christopher T., Settle, Jaime E., Loewen, Peter John, McGue, Matt, Iacono, William G.

“…Civic engagement is a classic example of a collective action problem: while civic participation improves life in the community as a whole, it is individually…”
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