MPSA: How Perceptions of Social Class and Inequality Influence Political Behavior

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How Perceptions of Social Class and Inequality Influence Political Behavior

Fri, April 4, 11:40am to 1:10pm CDT (11:40am to 1:10pm CDT), Palmer House Hilton, Floor: 3rd, Salon 2

Session Submission Type: Paper Session

Section

Class and Inequality / Class and Inequality

Chair

11:40am |
Mi-son Kim, The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley

Individual Presentations

11:45am |
How Income Segregation Leads Americans to Underestimate Racial Inequality, Reducing Support for Addressing it - Matthew David Brundage, University of California-Berkeley
11:59am |
Uncovering the Source of Our Inequality Beliefs: Evidence from Survey Experiments - Daniella Paola Alva, Lehigh University
12:13pm |
The Male-Strom: Backlashes to Gender Equality and Support for Authoritarian Populism in the U.S. - Stan Nguyen Oklobdzija, Tulane University; Chris Witko, Pennsylvania State University

Discussants

Audience Participation

12:41pm |
Audience participation will last for the remainder of the session.

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