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Adam J. BerinskyPolitical Science, MITEmail verificata su mit.edu
Gregory HuberProfessor of Political Science, ISPS, and CSAP, Yale UniversityEmail verificata su yale.edu
Chappell LawsonMITEmail verificata su mit.edu
Jonathan M. LaddAssociate Professor of Public Policy & Government, Georgetown UniversityEmail verificata su georgetown.edu
Seth J. HillProfessor, Department of Political Science, UC San DiegoEmail verificata su ucsd.edu
Andy BakerProfessor, Political Science, Purdue UniversityEmail verificata su colorado.edu
Alia BraleyUniversity of California, BerkeleyEmail verificata su berkeley.edu
Charles StewartDepartment of Political Science, MITEmail verificata su mit.edu
Alexander SahnUNC-Chapel HillEmail verificata su unc.edu
John G. BullockEmail verificata su johnbullock.org
James SnyderHarvard UniversityEmail verificata su gov.harvard.edu
David E. BroockmanAssociate Professor, University of California, BerkeleyEmail verificata su berkeley.edu
Aaron R. KaufmanNew York University Abu DhabiEmail verificata su nyu.edu
Thad KousserPolitical Science, UC San DiegoEmail verificata su ucsd.edu
Mackenzie LockhartYale UniversityEmail verificata su yale.edu
Elizabeth Mitchell ElderHoover Institution at Stanford UniversityEmail verificata su stanford.edu
Sara ChatfieldUniversity of DenverEmail verificata su du.edu
Michael W. SancesTemple UniversityEmail verificata su temple.edu
Rachel BernhardNuffield College and University of OxfordEmail verificata su nuffield.ox.ac.uk
Martin Vinæs LarsenAssociate Professor, Political Science, Aarhus UniversityEmail verificata su ps.au.dk

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Gabriel S. Lenz

Professor, UC Berkeley

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Democratic Accountability American Politics Political Behavior Campaigns and Elections Political


Titolo Ordina per citazioni Ordina per anno Ordina per titolo	Citata da Citata da	Anno
Evaluating online labor markets for experimental research: Amazon. com's Mechanical Turk AJ Berinsky, GA Huber, GS Lenz Political analysis 20 (3), 351-368, 2012	5492	2012
Follow the Leader? How Voters Respond to Politicians’ Performance and Policies GS Lenz University of Chicago Press, 2012	1255*	2012
Corruption, culture, and markets SM Lipset, GS Lenz Culture matters: How values shape human progress 112, 112, 2000	738	2000
Learning and opinion change, not priming: Reconsidering the priming hypothesis GS Lenz American Journal of Political Science 53 (4), 821-837, 2009	632	2009
Substituting the End for the Whole: Why Voters Respond Primarily to the Election-Year Economy A Healy, GS Lenz American Journal of Political Science 58 (1), 31-47, 2014	504	2014
Education and political participation: Exploring the causal link AJ Berinsky, GS Lenz Political Behavior, 1-17, 2011	452	2011
Looking the part: Television leads less informed citizens to vote based on candidates’ appearance GS Lenz, C Lawson American Journal of Political Science, 2011	373	2011
Sources of bias in retrospective decision making: Experimental evidence on voters’ limitations in controlling incumbents GA Huber, SJ Hill, GS Lenz American Political Science Review 106 (4), 720-741, 2012	368	2012
Exploiting a rare communication shift to document the persuasive power of the news media JMD Ladd, GS Lenz American Journal of Political Science 53 (2), 394-410, 2009	327	2009
Looking like a winner: Candidate appearance and electoral success in new democracies C Lawson, G Lenz, A Baker, M Myers World Politics 62 (4), 561-593, 2010	321	2010
Reassessing the role of anxiety in vote choice JMD Ladd, GS Lenz Political Psychology 29 (2), 275-296, 2008	228	2008
Partisan bias in surveys JG Bullock, G Lenz Annual Review of Political Science 22 (1), 325-342, 2019	202	2019
Achieving statistical significance with control variables and without transparency GS Lenz, A Sahn Political Analysis 29 (3), 356-369, 2021	154	2021
The Importance of Knowing ‘What Goes With What’ S Freeder, GS Lenz, S Turney The Journal of Politics 81 (1), 2019	136	2019
Do Open Primaries Improve Representation? An Experimental Test of California's 2012 Top‐Two Primary DJ Ahler, J Citrin, GS Lenz Legislative Studies Quarterly 41 (2), 237-268, 2016	107*	2016
Presidential voting and the local economy A Healy, GS Lenz The Journal of Politics, 2017	106	2017
Face Value? Experimental Evidence that Candidate Appearance Influences Electoral Choice DJ Ahler, J Citrin, MC Dougal, GS Lenz Political Behavior 39, 77-102, 2017	97	2017
Does anxiety improve voters' decision making? JMD Ladd, GS Lenz Political Psychology 32 (2), 347-361, 2011	95	2011
Why voters who value democracy participate in democratic backsliding A Braley, GS Lenz, D Adjodah, H Rahnama, A Pentland Nature human behaviour 7 (8), 1282-1293, 2023	76*	2023
Voter Learning in State Primary Elections S Hirano, GS Lenz, M Pinkovskiy, J Snyder American Journal of Political Science 59 (1), 91-108, 2015	75	2015

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