daily program schedule - Midwest Political Science Association

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THURSDAY, APRIL 27 - 1:30 - 3:15 pm
POSTER SESSION 2 EXHIBIT HALL
(Authors will be present from 1:30-3:15 pm)
Section 6 Posters
PUBLIC OPINION AND POLITICAL PSYCHOLOGY
1. “Survey Nonresponse by Candidates: A Choice of Ambiguity?” Robert
Boatright, University of Chicago, robb@polisci.spc.uchicago.edu
2. “Investigating Cognitive Dissonance in a Primary Election.” Nancy Carrillo,
University of New Mexico, ncarrill@unm.edu
3. “Contextual and Individual Influences on Party Cognitions: 1952-1996.” Jay
DeSart, Florida Atlantic University, jdesart@fau.edu
4. “Reconciling On-line and Memory based Processes in the Political Attitude
Formation of Groups.” Aron Chase Galonsky, SUNY Stony Brook,
agalonsk@ic.sunysb.edu
5. “A Test of a ‘Universal’ Party Identification Question for Anglo-American
Cultures.” Andrew Hansen, University of Missouri,
joureah@showme.missouri.edu
6. “Change Is Good: Information and Political Participation in Nomination and
General Election Contests.” Patricia Jaramillo, University of Colorado, Boulder,
jaramilp@colorado.edu
7. “Divided Personalities: Israelis’ Conflicting Opinions on Support and Belief in the
Peace Process.” David Levin, American University, dl6545a@starpower.net
8. “Bias or Skepticism? An Examination of Motivated Political Reasoning.” Milt
Lodge, SUNY Stony Brook, mlodge@datalab2.sbs.sunysb.edu; Charles Taber,
SUNY Stony Brook, chuck@datalab2.sbs.sunysb.edu
9. “The Public’s Professed Versus the Individual’s Expressed Attitudes about Tax
Fairness.” Michael McDonald, Binghamton University,
mdmcd@binghamton.edu; Andrew LoTempio, Binghamton University,
bg21943@binghamton.edu
10. “The Role of the Person in Human-Interest Media Frames: Influences on Attitude
Formation and Stability.” Francis K. Neely, SUNY Stony Brook,
fneely@ic.sunysb.edu
11. “Political Attitudes and Missing Data: Abortion and Ambivalence.” Christopher
Ostella, Washington University in St. Louis, costella@artsci.wustl.edu
12. “A Test of Mutz’s Theory of Depoliticization of Personal Experience.” James
Prather, Georgia State University, jprather@gsu.edu
13. “Intergenerational Amity and Enmity.” Thomas Schlesinger, University of
Wisconsin-LaCrosse, schlesin@mail.uwlax.edu
14. “The Effect of Consumption Choice on Policy Preferences: An Experiment
Concerning Genetically Engineered, Organically Grown and Traditionally Grown
Foods.” Patrick A. Stewart, Arkansas State University,
pstewart@toltec.astate.edu
15. “The Influence of Personality Type on Political Ideology.” Joel Toppen, Hope
College, toppen@hope.edu; Janet Day, Purdue University