This paper studies the use of emotion and reason in political discourse. Adopting
computational-linguistics techniques to construct a validated text-based scale, we measure …

Terrorist attacks routinely produce rallies for incumbent men in the executive office. With
scarce cases, there has been little consideration of terrorism's consequences for evaluations …

Understanding sources of judicial bias is essential for establishing due process. To date,
theories of judicial decision making are rooted in ranked societies with majority–minority …

This study addresses the phenomenon of misinformation about misinformation, or politicians
“crying wolf” over fake news. Strategic and false claims that stories are fake news or …

Research on political style suggests that where women make arguments that are more
emotional, empathetic and positive, men use language that is more analytical, aggressive …

Bioacoustics increasingly relies on large datasets and computational methods. The need to
batch-process large amounts of data and the increased focus on algorithmic processing …

As the share of women in parliaments rises, increased attention is paid to how they
substantively represent women. Meanwhile, the availability of parliamentary speech data …

How do different types of media coverage shape—and potentially bias—voter evaluations of
women and men politicians? Theoretically reviewing 50 experimental studies and …

Women have less influence than men in a variety of settings. Does this result from
stereotypes that depict women as less capable, or biased interpretations of gender …

We develop and test a theory of gendered political times, which argues that the gendered
political climate during an election shapes the extent to which female candidates emphasize …