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Is Cancer Treatment Immune from Partisan Polarization? How Partisan Identity Motivates Opposition to Preventative Cancer Vaccination in the U.S. Link. Revise & Resubmit at JEPOP
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Militarized Violence Reduces Willingness to Take a COVID-19 Vaccine: Evidence from Global Dyadic Survey. With: Yoshiharu Kobayashi, Christopher Howell, and Tobias Heinrich. Revise & Resubmit at Social Science & Medicine.
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The Prevalence and Correlates of Prospective Vaccine Hesitancy Among Individuals who Received COVID-19 Vaccine Boosters. Link. Revise & Resubmit at Discover Social Science & Health
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Advancing the Study of Misinformation Correction Through Conjoint Experimentation. Link
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What Goes Down Must Come Up? Exploiting Natural Variation in Facebook Service Availability to Study Pandemic Misinformation Search Behavior on Other Platforms. With: Juwon Hwang & Dom Stecula.Link
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Beyond Tuskegee, To Middlesboro: How Perspectives of Policing Shape Vaccine Attitudes for Black Americans. With: Aaron Rosenthal, Christina Farhart. Link.
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How Pandemic-Related Changes in Global Attitudes Toward the Scientific Community Shape "Post-Pandemic" Environmental Opinion. With: Salil Benegal. Link
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ANES 2019 Pilot Study Methodology Report: Climate Change Mitigation Policy Opinion (GW1 & GW2). Lin
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Partisan Schadenfreude and the Demand for Candidate Cruelty. With: Steven Webster, Adam Glynn. Link.
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Is Climate Change Changing Minds? Limited Effects of the Physical Environment on Climate Policy Opinion. Link