极化(电化学)
产量
投票
总统选举
总统制
民主
社会心理学
政治学
政治
政治行动
四分之一(加拿大硬币)
测量数据收集
心理学
小组调查
人口经济学
经济
法学
地理
统计
化学
数学
考古
物理化学
作者
Chloe Ahn,Diana C. Mutz
摘要
Abstract This study examines whether rising polarization in Americans’ partisan judgments has positive implications for political participation. Drawing on cross-sectional and panel survey data, we find evidence that polarized judgments are related to pre-election intent to vote, as well as to post-election self-reported voter turnout. Polarized evaluations also predict greater reporting of participation in campaign activities beyond voting. Polarization in candidate evaluations consistently has more of an impact than affective polarization. However, our results suggest that polarization in evaluations of both parties and candidates includes an expressive component that does not necessarily translate into political action. Roughly one-quarter to one-third of the actual change in turnout can potentially be attributed to polarization in evaluations of Republican and Democratic presidential candidates.
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