In this APA Speaking of Psychology podcast, Prof. Jon Krosnick discusses the psychological forces at play when people decide whether to vote and whom to vote for.
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The debate was one long negative ad. Undecided voters will walk away
Research by Prof. Shanto Iyengar and colleague shows that negativity polarizes party members and alienates moderates.
The Riches of This Land: The Untold, True Story of America’s Middle Class
Jim Tankersley in conversation with Janine Zacharia. Watch the video.
Navigating U.S.-China Technology Futures
In this FSI Stanford video, Prof. Jennifer Pan discusses her longitudinal study of Chinese students in the U.S.
Climate Is Taking On a Growing Role for Voters, Research Suggests
Concern about global warming is steady despite other crises, a survey by Prof. Jon Krosnick and Bo MacInnis found, and the number of voters who are deeply engaged on the issue is rising sharply.
Should journalists rethink objectivity?
Dept. of Communication faculty weigh in.
During the pandemic, screen time is erasing the line between smartphones and reality
Prof. Byron Reeves says “The boundary between the smartphone and the real world is just crumbling”.
Mobilizing to fight COVID-19
Cheryl Phillips’ Big Local News team have been collecting, processing and releasing data sets that journalists can use in their coverage of the pandemic.
