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Joshua A. Robison, Ph.D.

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2014 Political Science Northwestern University, Evanston, IL 
Area:
General, Social Psychology
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James N. Druckman grad student 2014 Northwestern
 (Why Politics? Understanding the Motives Behind Political Interest.)

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Klein E, Robison J. (2020) Like, Post, and Distrust? How Social Media Use Affects Trust in Government Political Communication. 37: 46-64
Robison J. (2020) Does Social Disagreement Attenuate Partisan Motivated Reasoning? A Test Case Concerning Economic Evaluations British Journal of Political Science. 50: 1245-1261
Leeper TJ, Robison J. (2020) More Important, but for What Exactly? The Insignificant Role of Subjective Issue Importance in Vote Decisions Political Behavior. 42: 239-259
Robison J, Moskowitz RL. (2019) The Group Basis of Partisan Affective Polarization The Journal of Politics. 81: 1075-1079
Stubager R, Tilley J, Evans G, et al. (2018) In the eye of the beholder: What determines how people sort others into social classes? Social Science Research. 76: 132-143
Robison J, Stevenson RT, Druckman JN, et al. (2018) An Audit of Political Behavior Research Sage Open. 8: 215824401879476
Robison J, Stubager R. (2017) The class pictures in citizens' minds. The British Journal of Sociology
Robison J. (2017) The Social Rewards of Engagement: Appealing to Social Motivations to Stimulate Political Interest at High and Low Levels of External Efficacy: Political Studies. 65: 24-41
Robison J. (2017) The Role of Elite Accounts in Mitigating the Negative Effects of Repositioning Political Behavior. 39: 609-628
Robison J, Leeper TJ, Druckman JN. (2016) Do Disagreeable Political Discussion Networks Undermine Attitude Strength? Political Psychology. 39: 479-494
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