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Jayme Neiman

University of Northern Iowa

Affiliations

College of Social & Behavioral Sciences

Department Of Political Science

University of Northern Iowa

NoneJayme Neiman is currently serving as a College Of Social & Behavioral Sciences faculty at University of Northern Iowa.

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University of Northern Iowa

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psychology political science political psychology elections voting rule public health law public administration education policy civic engagement political methodology theories of political behavior politics political analysis comparative political studies political behavior political science research government information educational administration social science research social choice candidate selection social stress societal influence lower cortisol political study intuitive conservatives cognitive reflection test reflective liberals presidential election

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Reflective Liberals and Intuitive Conservatives: A Look at the Cognitive Reflection Test and Ideology – Addendum. Judgment and Decision Making (2023)

Kristen D. DeppeFrank J. GonzalezJayme L. NeimanCarly JacobsJackson PahlkeKevin B. SmithJohn R. Hibbing

cognitive reflection testpolitical sciencepolitical psychologypsychologyreflective liberalsideologyintuitive conservativesbehavioral sciences

Jackie (and Jill) Robinson in the Statehouse: Gender and Educational Attainment Influences on Office-Holding and Leadership Positions in the U.S. States. International Journal of Social Science Studies (2017)

The Impact of Education on Legislative Responsiveness in Three Field Experiments. Cogent Social Sciences (2017)

political methodologyelectionspolitical sciencecivic engagementpoliticstheories of political behaviorpublic policycomparative political studiesgovernment informationpolitical studyeducation policyeducational administrationlawpolitical analysispolitical behaviorpublic administrationpolitical science research

Speaking Different Languages or Reading From the Same Script? Word Usage of Democratic and Republican Politicians. Political Communication (2016)

Voting at Home is Associated With Lower Cortisol Than Voting at the Polls. PLoS ONE (2015)

Jayme NeimanKarl GiuseffiKevin SmithJeffrey FrenchIsrael Waismel-ManorJohn Hibbing

public healthvoting rulelower cortisolpolitical psychologypsychology

Can the Stress of Voting Be Reduced? a Test Within the Context of the 2012 Us Presidential Election. SSRN Electronic Journal (2013)

Jayme NeimanKevin B. SmithJeffrey FrenchIsrael Waismel-ManorJohn R. Hibbing

voting rulepolitical sciencepresidential electionpolitical psychologysocial sciencespsychologysocial stresscandidate selectiondecision theorysocial science researchsocietal influenceresiliencestress (biology)electionssocial choice

Ideology and the Illusory Correlation Revisited: Group Identity as a Mediator. (2013)

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Jayme Neiman

University of Northern Iowa

Affiliations

College of Social & Behavioral Sciences

Department Of Political Science

University of Northern Iowa

NoneJayme Neiman is currently serving as a College Of Social & Behavioral Sciences faculty at University of Northern Iowa.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Jayme Neiman

University of Northern Iowa

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Reflective Liberals and Intuitive Conservatives: A Look at the Cognitive Reflection Test and Ideology – Addendum. Judgment and Decision Making (2023)

Kristen D. DeppeFrank J. GonzalezJayme L. NeimanCarly JacobsJackson PahlkeKevin B. SmithJohn R. Hibbing

cognitive reflection testpolitical sciencepolitical psychologypsychologyreflective liberalsideologyintuitive conservativesbehavioral sciences

The Impact of Education on Legislative Responsiveness in Three Field Experiments. Cogent Social Sciences (2017)

Speaking Different Languages or Reading From the Same Script? Word Usage of Democratic and Republican Politicians. Political Communication (2016)

Voting at Home is Associated With Lower Cortisol Than Voting at the Polls. PLoS ONE (2015)

Jayme NeimanKarl GiuseffiKevin SmithJeffrey FrenchIsrael Waismel-ManorJohn Hibbing

public healthvoting rulelower cortisolpolitical psychologypsychology

Can the Stress of Voting Be Reduced? a Test Within the Context of the 2012 Us Presidential Election. SSRN Electronic Journal (2013)

Jayme NeimanKevin B. SmithJeffrey FrenchIsrael Waismel-ManorJohn R. Hibbing

Ideology and the Illusory Correlation Revisited: Group Identity as a Mediator. (2013)

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10 / page