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Intergroup Contact, Selection and Avoidance Behaviors, and Depolarization
Fri, April 5, 3:00 to 4:30pm CDT (3:00 to 4:30pm CDT), TBASession Submission Type: Complete Panel
Section
Chair
Individual Presentations
3:05pm |
Can correcting misperception reduce affective polarization in the US? - Rongbo Jin, University of Arizona
3:15pm |
Outgroup Avoidance - Alexandra Scacco, WZB Berlin Social Science Center; Alexandra Arons Siegel, University of Colorado Boulder; Chagai M. Weiss, Stanford University
3:25pm |
Persuading Americans to Depolarize: Experimental Evidence from 5 Million Voters - Robert Blair, Brown University; Jessica Gottlieb, University of Houston; Marie Schenk, Lehigh University; Christopher Woods, Brown University
3:35pm |
Does Intergroup Contact Reduce Polarization? Evidence from a Natural Experiment - Dehua Sun, University of Rochester
3:45pm |
To Discuss or Not to Discuss? How Selective Exposure to Political Discussion Conditions Experimental Findings on Polarization - Taylor Nicole Carlson, Washington University in St Louis; Erin Rossiter, University of Notre Dame
Discussants
3:55pm |
Ethan C Busby, Brigham Young University-Provo
3:55pm |
Christina Ladam, Alliance for Research on Regional Colleges
Audience Participation
4:05pm |
Audience participation will last for the remainder of the session.