Elizabeth C. Connors, PhD
@elizabethcconnors.bsky.social
Associate Professor of Political Science at the University of South Carolina. From Maine. ❤️ = being a mom, cats, research, red wine. Laughing’s my favorite.
Thanks Dave!!
August 11, 2025 at 10:23 AM
Thanks Dave!!
...for partisanship.
In short, we find largely null effects of partisan embarrassment on a host of dependent variables related to polarization and partisanship.
These are important and relevant null effects that suggest how rare it is for partisans to punish their own party.
In short, we find largely null effects of partisan embarrassment on a host of dependent variables related to polarization and partisanship.
These are important and relevant null effects that suggest how rare it is for partisans to punish their own party.
www.elizabethchaseconnors.com
August 7, 2025 at 4:27 PM
...for partisanship.
In short, we find largely null effects of partisan embarrassment on a host of dependent variables related to polarization and partisanship.
These are important and relevant null effects that suggest how rare it is for partisans to punish their own party.
In short, we find largely null effects of partisan embarrassment on a host of dependent variables related to polarization and partisanship.
These are important and relevant null effects that suggest how rare it is for partisans to punish their own party.