Peer evaluations place organizational members in a dual role: they evaluate their peers and
are being evaluated by their peers. We theorize that when evaluating their peers, they …

Drawing on electoral participation and social movement studies, we develop a typology of
abstainers on the basis of their forms of non-electoral participation, and explore the …

Applied researchers are often interested in testing competing theories against each other.
Most often, the goal is to determine whether and how a limited number of variables are …

Cierto es que el Centro de Investigaciones Sociológicas nunca ha fallado en una predicción
electoral; tan cierto, como lo es que el Centro de Investigaciones Sociológicas nunca ha …

Kevin J. Elliott has recently defended an institutional duty to vote. This duty is based on (i)
the role obligation of citizens to do what is necessary for well-functioning representative …

Ben Saunders evin J. Elliott has recently offered a new institutional argument for a duty to
vote, based on role obligations and the requirements of representation. 1 If certain groups …

Scholars and data scientists often use discrete choice models to evaluate ordered
dependent variables using the ordered probit model and unordered polytomous outcome …

One of the most significant assumptions we invoke when making quantitative inferences is
the conditional independence between observations. There are, however, many situations …

Political science research frequently models binary or ordered outcomes involving related
processes. However, traditional modeling of these outcomes ignores common data issues …

People often express an opinion about a policy although they are not fully informed about it.
One explanation for this is that people think they are informed about the policy. That is, they …