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Challenging Previous Political Debate Findings and Exploring New Debate Research Territory
Sat, November 19, 12:30 to 1:45pm, Sheraton, JeffersonSession Submission Type: Paper Session
Abstract
Challenges to partisan perceptions, expectations, and humor in political debate research. Issue-image message interface presents a new direction for research.
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Individual Presentations
Partisan Perceptions of a 2004 Presidential Debate - John D. Richardson, University of Colorado, Colorado Springs; William P Huddy, University of Denver; Shawn M Morgan, Univ of Colorado, Colorado Springs
You CanÂ’t Lose When No One Expects You to Win: Reconciling the Hypothesized Effects of Lowered Expectations on Presidential Debates - Ryan Clark, Univ of Memphis
Factors Predicting the Perceived Effectiveness of PoliticiansÂ’ Use of Humor during a Debate - Amy M. Bippus, California State Univ, Long Beach
Coordination of Messages in the Issue-Image Interface: An Analysis of the 2004 Presidential and Vice Presidential Debates - Heather M Toro, Virginia Tech University