MPSA 2020: Conference in a Conference
The Hot Politics Lab organizes a conference-in-a-conference on the advances in emotions and politics within the 2020 MPSA conference. All panels take place on April 18 (location TBA). Please find more information on the individual panels using the links below.
8:00 – 9:30am
Gonzalez & Haas: “Inhibition or Ideology? The Neural Mechanisms of Evaluating Race-Targeted Government Assistance”
Nam & lo-Low: “Exploring the affective consequences of rationalizing vs. challenging income inequality”
Hansen & Thomsen: When do people pursue their economic self-interest? Pride, shame and attitudes about economic redistribution
Baker: Political Engagement and Susceptibility to Anxiety
9:45 – 11:15am
Josh Grubler and Chris Karpowitch: Mixed affective states
Ksiazkiewiz & Friesen: Introducing New Measures of Pathogen Disgust and Sex/Gender Identity
Phoenix & Burge: More than a Feeling: Refining Measures of Emotions and Assessing their Effects in Politics across Racial Groups
Marcus: Mapping the historical, theoretical, and operationalization domains of Emotion
11:30am – 1:00pm
Baron, Garcia-Ponce, Young & Zeitzoff: Understanding Cycles of Retributive Violence: A Lab in the Field Experiment in Michoacán
Mansell, Harell, Petersen & Warren: Does Emotional Self-regulation Correlate with Self-reported Threat Sensitivity & Prejudice
Boyer: Emotional Responses to Immigration News: Social Desirability or Motivational Cue?
Ploger, Fournier, Dunaway & Soroka: The Psychophysiological Correlates of Affective Reasoning
1:15 – 2:45pm
Rebasso: Emotions in motion – how appraisals sway emotional responses to politics
Delton, Petersen, Kane, Robertson & Cosmides: Using emotions to regulate the boundaries of political groups
Erisen & Sofia Vasilopoulou: Intense Anger and Low Trust as Sources of Far Right Vote in Europe
Wayne: Risk or Retribution: How Citizens Respond to Terrorism
3:00 – 4:30pm
Feldman, Hudy, Duell & Karlsetter: Using Skin Conductance Reactivity to Measure Empathic Arousal
Baker & Warren: Political Stress vs. Political Anxiety: Related but Distinct Concepts
Atkeson, Cawvey, Levens, Maestas: Emotion Regulation and Survey Response Quality
Warren, Smith & Hibbing: Looking Right? Ideology and Attention to Emotionally Valenced Images
Gothreau: The relationship between gender discrimination and socio-political behavior
4:45 – 6:15pm
Bor, Osmundsen & Petersen: The individual-level causal effects of a popular anti-“fake news” video
Stewart & Senior: Facing Farage: Using the Componential Processing Model (CPM) of emotion to understand U.K. and U.S. citizen appraisal of immigration arguments
Homan, Schumacher & Bakker: Facing emotional politicians: Examining voters’ response to politicians’ emotional displays
Gruszczynski: A Picture (Maybe) Tells a Thousand Words: The Role of Visual Imagery in Attention to Environmental Threats
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