Survey Professionalism: New Evidence from Web Browsing Data
Online panels have become an important resource for research in political science, but the financial compensation involved incentivizes …
Misinformation Exposure Beyond Traditional Feeds: Evidence from a WhatsApp Deactivation Experiment in Brazil
n most advanced democracies, concerns about the spread of misinformation are typically associated with feed-based social media …
Doubt the Messenger:The reputation cost of fact-checking
This article presents a novel experiment measuring the reputation and ideological costs fact-checkers face when informing voters about …
The Effects of Sustained Exposure to Fact-checking Information: Evidence from a Field Experiment on Twitter
Social media companies and civic society rely heavily on fact-checking to counter misinformation. While numerous studies have shown the …
Voting for Violence: Crime and the Election of Law-and-order Politicians in Brazil
This paper discusses how criminal violence affects voting behavior and citizens’ demand for security policies on unequal and …
Trustful Voters, Trustworthy Politicians: A Survey Experiment on the Influence of Social Mediain Politics
This study measures the effect of partisan and polarizing social media messages on political trust and trustworthiness in Brazil and …
