MPSA

Disc., Alexander Coppock, Yale University
alex.coppock@yale.edu
4:10 Audience Discussion
38-24 Personality and Candidate Choice
Sat at 3:00 pm
3:00 Chair, Philip Gordon Chen, Macalester College
philip.chen@ucalgary.ca
3:05 Personality Traits and Voters’ Emotional
Response to Negative Campaigning
Annemarie Walter, University of Nottingham
Annemarie.Walter@nottingham.ac.uk
Travis N. Ridout*, Washington State University
tnridout@wsu.edu
3:21 Scarily Coming To The Centre: Political Centrism
As An Effect Of Mortality Salience and A Need
For Closure
Carlos Alberto Rivera*, Universidad
Iberoamericana
cariverag@gmail.com
3:37 Personality, Emotions, and Candidate Choice in
U.S. Elections
Steven Webster, Emory University
swwebst@emory.edu
3:53 Disc., Philip Gordon Chen, Macalester College
philip.chen@ucalgary.ca
Disc., Shang E. Ha, Sogang University, Seoul
seha@sogang.ac.kr
4:10 Audience Discussion
38-25 Race and Polarization
Sat at 3:00 pm
3:00 Chair, Christopher Michael Federico, University of
Minnesota-Twin Cities
federico@umn.edu
3:05 Race and Authoritarianism: Convergent and
Divergent Effects Among Whites and African-
Americans
Stanley Feldman, Stony Brook University
stanley.feldman@stonybrook.edu
Chris Robert Weber*, University of Arizona
chrisweber@email.arizona.edu
3:15 Race, Gender, and the Public Legitimacy of
Demands from the State
Corrine M. McConnaughy, George Washington
University
corrine@gwu.edu
Ismail K. White*, George Washington University
whiteik@email.gwu.edu
3:26 Can’t Fight This Feeling: Emotions, Political
Participation, and Black Presidential Candidates
Evelyn Simien*, University of Connecticut
evelyn.simien@uconn.edu
Sarah Cote Hampson, University of Washington-
Tacoma Campus
hampsons@uw.edu
Sydney Ernie Carr, University of Connecticut
sydney.carr@uconn.edu
3:37 Does Biased Processing of Explicit Racial Cues
Lead to Political Polarization?
Tracy K Goodwin, Stony Brook University
tracy.goodwin@stonybrook.edu
Eric Groenendyk, University of Memphis
grnendyk@memphis.edu
Yanna Krupnikov, Stony Brook University
yanna.krupnikov@stonybrook.edu
3:48 The Image in Our Heads: Race and Affective
Polarization in American Politics
Nicholas A. Valentino, University of Michigan-Ann
Arbor
nvalenti@umich.edu
Kirill Zhirkov, University of Michigan-Ann Arbor
kzhirkov@umich.edu
3:59 Disc., Christopher Michael Federico, University of
Minnesota-Twin Cities
federico@umn.edu
Disc., Stephen Maynard Caliendo, North Central
College
smcaliendo@noctrl.edu
4:10 Audience Discussion
39-15 Models of Macro Polity and Mood Measures in
Contested Arenas: Drawing Attention to the
Causes and Consequences of Public Opinion
Sat at 3:00 pm
3:00 Chair, James Allen Stimson, University of North
Carolina-Chapel Hill
jstimson@email.unc.edu
3:05 The Impact of the Policy Mood on Party
Competition and Election Outcomes in Great
Britain, 1945-2015
John Bartle, University of Essex
jbartl@essex.ac.uk
3:15 The Comparative Macropolity: Public Opinion,
Proportionality and Veto Gates
Anthony James McGann, University of Strathclyde
anthony.mcgann@strath.ac.uk
Sebastian Dellepiane-Avellaneda*, University of
Strathclyde
sebastian.dellepiane@strath.ac.uk
3:26 The Catalan and the Spanish Policy Moods
John Bartle, University of Essex
jbartl@essex.ac.uk
Lluis Orriols*, University of Girona
lluis.orriols@udg.edu
Xavier Romero, Universitat Autònoma Barcelona
xromerovidal@gmail.com
Agusti Bosch*, UAB, Spain
agusti.bosch@uab.cat
3:37 Public Support for Latin American Presidents:
The Cyclical Model in Comparative Perspective
Ryan Carlin*, Georgia State University
rcarlin@gsu.edu
Timothy Hellwig, Indiana University-Bloomington
thellwig@indiana.edu
Gregory James Love*, University of Mississippi
gjlove@olemiss.edu
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