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Sparta Prague returned to the Champions League for the first time in 19 years and this was their social media post... 😂

This project is great! Ann-Kristin Kölln and Jacob Gunderson are great!@goteborgsuni and Gothenburg are great! If you like great stuff, I warmly encourage you to apply. Deadline Oct 31. ⬇️

I'm so grateful to the institute for giving me the opportunity to be at APSA this year! In my luggage to Philadelphia, I'm bringing 2 papers 👇 and a whole bunch of info material for the QoG booth including the lightweight 847-pages-long Oxford Handbook 😅 Wish me luck!

Getting ready for my first APSA! I'll present work with Eva Anduiza on who perceives 𝗳𝗲𝗺𝗶𝗻𝗶𝘀𝗺 𝗮𝘀 𝗮 𝘁𝗵𝗿𝗲𝗮𝘁 and why - with some puzzling findings. Excited to be on a panel on Gender and Political Backlash next to these very impressive scholars☺️

🚨New Tool: paper-picnic.com The latest published political science research (and research in adjacent fields) every Friday. No alert chaos, no registration, no clutter. Powered by @crossref

After 3 amazing years with Nikhil Sengupta and the PSYPOL 📊 Psychology & Public Policy Research Unit crew at the University of Kent, today I become Lecturer (equivalent of Assistant Professor) at Cardiff University Politics and IR!

This is one of the precious days where my favorite excuse is even true: "Sorry, it’s my first day!" Any mistakes on me today while setting in at STAWIUniVienna

🚨 First publication now out in Politics of the Low Countries! I test the concurrent validity of several affective polarisation measurements. Main finding: Though most measurements share common drivers, their outcomes differ substantially. doi.org/10.5553/PLC/.0… 🧵 1/5

Add “Expressive Responding and Belief in 2020 Election Fraud” by Matt Graham and Omer Yair to your reading list: link.springer.com/article/10.100…

Excited to be heading to my first #APSA, where I'll present two papers on the political motivations of: (1) first-time candidates (w/Carolina Plescia) & (2) marginalized voters, testing if women, LGB individuals and ethnic minorities vote "as if their rights depended on it". ✈️

Newest episode in the series of most Gernan signs. «Brückenfahrer » is excellent Now off to #APSA2024

Arrived in #Philly and ready for some conference action. 😌 Drop me a PM if you're around this week and fancy a coffee or a cheesesteak. ☕️ #APSA2024 #APSA24

Excited to present my experimental research with elites today at #APSA2024! Join me at 10 AM for the panel on Political Economy of Aid From Recipients’ Perspective at the Marriott Philadelphia Downtown, Salon K. Hope to see you there!

Coming up at 2pm TODAY 🤓⬇️ DOES APOLITICAL AFFECT AFFECT AFFECTIVE POLARIZATION? Please come and be happy. #APSA2024

Do you teach experiments at all? If so, I've given a talk on survey experiments--specifically, 7 things that undermine them--at a few places and would I'd be happy to talk to your class! Based on a paper of mine at JEPS. 👇 If interested email or DM me! 😁

new paper with Vin Arceneaux & Gijs Schumacher forthcoming Political Psychology. Main take home in preregistered lab and survey studies is that negativity bias is most likely not the answer to why people on the left and right differ: osf.io/preprints/psya… Details⬇️

For those of us using „chances are slight“ as a response option in Likert scale surveys.

📰 New preprint shows that boosting self-disclosure (sharing in living rooms > subways and/or using personal stories > facts) in conversations between political opponents helps ⬇️ animosity and ⬆️ connection. ✍️: Emily Kubin (Peter) Luca Versteegen Kurt Gray

Excited to be at #EPOP2024 this year! I will be presenting work on progress about the consequences of affective polarization. Looking forward to catching up with old friends and meeting new folks!