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Experiments on Gender and American Political Attitudes and Behavior
Fri, April 16, 3:40 to 5:10pm CDT (3:40 to 5:10pm CDT), TBASession Submission Type: Paper Session
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Individual Presentations
Who is the Boss? Gendered Issue Ownership, Stereotypes and Political Engagement - Julia Maria Rubio, Columbia University; Oliver A McClellan, Columbia University
Enraged and Engaged: Anger in Primary Campaigns - Marie Schenk, Brown University; Cory Manento, Trinity College; Kristen Essel, Brown University
Do Women Belong in the Places Where Decisions Are Made? Evidence from an Experiment on Female Candidates and Out of Party Voting in the United States. - Tara Riggs, Binghamton University
How to Elect More Working-Class Women: Identifying Opportunities and Challenges to Working-Class Women's Political Power - Jeong Hyun Kim, Louisiana State University; Yesola Kweon, Utah State University
Not So Great Expectations: Why Ambiguous Position-Taking Benefits Women Candidates - Kerri Milita, Illinois State University; Elizabeth Nicole Simas, University of Houston; Alecia Nepaul, Stony Brook University