MPSA

Disc., John W. Patty, University of Chicago
jwpatty@gmail.com
2:25 Audience Discussion
51-17 Survey Methodology (Co-sponsored with 39.
Public Opinion, see 39-13)
Sat at 1:15 pm
1:15 Chair, Paul M. Kellstedt, Texas A & M University-
College Station
kellstedt@tamu.edu
1:20 Lying about Cheating: A Theory of Under-
Reporting Sensitive Information With Application
to The List Experiment and Randomized
Response Technique
Alberto Simpser*, ITAM, Mexico City
asimpser@gmail.com
1:30 How Far Can We Push It?: Satisficing in Conjoint
Survey Experiments
Kirk Christian Bansak, Stanford University
kbansak@stanford.edu
Jens Hainmueller*, Stanford University
jhain@stanford.edu
Daniel Jacob Hopkins*, University of Pennsylvania
danhop@sas.upenn.edu
Teppei Yamamoto, Massachusetts Institute of
Technology
teppei@mit.edu
1:41 Individual Heterogeneity in Survey Response
Behavior
Daniel Stegmueller, Duke University
daniel.stegmueller@duke.edu
1:52 Do Issues Matter? Preference Dynamics,
Measurement Error and Vote Choices
Michael Alvarez, California Institute of Technology
alvarez.research@gmail.com
Lucas Nunez, California Institute of Technology
lnunez@caltech.edu
Betsy Sinclair, Washington University in St. Louis
bsinclai@wustl.edu
2:03 Sub-National Public Opinion Estimates Using
MrsP
Joseph T. Ornstein, University of Michigan-Ann
Arbor
ornstein@umich.edu
2:14 Disc., Paul M. Kellstedt, Texas A & M University-
College Station
kellstedt@tamu.edu
2:25 Audience Discussion
52-16 Party Brands and Competition
Sat at 1:15 pm
1:15 Chair, Alexander George Theodoridis, University
of California-Merced
alexandertheodoridis@gmail.com
1:20 Parties Without Brand Names: The Causes and
Consequences of Party Relabeling
Mi-son Kim, University of Texas-Rio Grande Valley
mison.kim@utrgv.edu
1:36 Using Cognitive Mapping Techniques to Measure
Longitudinally the Brand Equity of Irish Political
Parties
Ewan Alexander MacDonald, Dublin Institute of
Technology
ewanalexandermacdonald@gmail.com
Roger Sherlock*, none
roger.sherlock@dit.ie
John Hogan, Dublin Institute of Technology, Ireland
john.hogan@dit.ie
1:52 Red Parties And Blue Parties, The Politics of
Party Colors: Use and Perception of Non-Verbal
Cues of Ideology
Luigi Marini, University of Oxford
luigi.marini@nuffield.ox.ac.uk
2:08 Disc., Jeffrey Daniel Grynaviski*, Wayne State
University
grynaviski@wayne.edu
2:25 Audience Discussion
53-11 The Rhetorical Presidency
Sat at 1:15 pm
1:15 Chair, Carlos E. Diaz-Rosillo, Harvard University
cdiaz@fas.harvard.edu
1:20 Going Public on Cabinet-Level Appointments
Matthew Eshbaugh-Soha, University of North
Texas
mes@unt.edu
1:33 Innovation in Popular Presidential
Communication: The Cases of Grover Cleveland
& Woodrow Wilson
Anne C Pluta, Rowan University
pluta@rowan.edu
1:46 Supporter-Focused Presidential Targeted Appeals
Jonathan Klingler, Vanderbilt University
jonathan.d.klingler@vanderbilt.edu
1:59 Just Like Old Times: Comparing Barack Obama
and George W. Bush's Speeches to their
Predecessors
Shannon Bow O'Brien, University of Texas-Austin
Shannonbow@hotmail.com
2:12 Disc., Carlos E. Diaz-Rosillo, Harvard University
cdiaz@fas.harvard.edu
Disc., Jonathan Klingler, Vanderbilt University
jonathan.d.klingler@vanderbilt.edu
2:25 Audience Discussion
54-101 Roundtable: DW-Nominate: Looking Back and
Looking Forward (Co-sponsored with 72.
Professional Development, see 72-38)
Sat at 1:15 pm
Chair Wendy J. Schiller, Brown University
Wendy_Schiller@Brown.edu
Part. Keith T Poole, University of Georgia
ktpoole@uga.edu
Howard Rosenthal*, New York University
hr31@nyu.edu
Jeffrey Lewis, University of California-Los Angeles
jblewis@ucla.edu
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