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Wednesday, August 3, 2022<br />
Topic — Political Polarization<br />
[EA] Support for Extreme Protest Tactics: Political Goals, News Media Use,<br />
and Attitudes toward Protest<br />
Melissa Santillana<br />
and Tom Johnson, Texas at Austin;<br />
Joseph Yoo, Wisconsin-Green Bay,<br />
and Silvia DalBen Furtado, Texas at Austin<br />
[EA] Listening in a Time of Political Polarization: Evidence from U.S. Data<br />
Yuanliang Shan<br />
and Hernando Rojas, Wisconsin-Madison<br />
[EA] Trickle Down Polarization?: Investigating Political Polarization<br />
on College Campuses and Its Effect on Political Minorities<br />
Erik Brooks, North Carolina at Chapel Hill<br />
Divided by Media: Partisan Media Use and Perceptions of Political<br />
In-groups and Out-groups<br />
Katerina Romanova, Eliana DuBosar,<br />
Long Xiao, and Spiro Kiousis, Florida<br />
[EA] Reaching the Rust Belt: Exploring Identity and Intergroup<br />
Threat in 2020 Election Speeches<br />
Ava Francesca Battocchio<br />
Marisa Smith, Michigan State<br />
Discussant<br />
Josephine Lukito, Texas at Austin<br />
Topic — News Use and Audience Outcomes<br />
[EA] “CNN CAN KISS MY AS$”: Describing Hyperpartisan U.S. News Consumption<br />
and Consumers from a 10k Sample<br />
Andrea Lorenz, Carolyn Schmitt,<br />
Shannon McGregor,<br />
and Dan Malmer, North Carolina at Chapel Hill<br />
[EA] The Effect of Social Media Use on Expressive Political Participation:<br />
The Role of Political Knowledge<br />
Mingzhi Chang,<br />
and Mingxin Zhang, Huazhong University of Science and Technology<br />
[EA] What Mobilizes Political Satire Viewers: The Role of Partisanship<br />
and Discussion Networks in the Effects of Political Satire Viewing<br />
on Political Participation<br />
Heesook Choi, Mississippi State<br />
[EA] Local News in Border Cities: News Coverage During the Ambassador<br />
Bridge Blockade<br />
Caley Hewitt<br />
and Jessica Maki, Idaho State<br />
Continued Influence of Misinformation on Political Candidate Evaluation:<br />
The Impact of User Comments on Fact-checking<br />
Bingbing Zhang<br />
and Mike Schmierbach, Pennsylvania State<br />
Countering Online Misinformation: Testing Impact of State Sponsorship<br />
Labels on Message Credibility, Verification Intention and Behavior<br />
Ali Zain and Jacob Long, South Carolina<br />
Discussant<br />
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