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Joanne Miller

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University of Delaware

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College of Arts and Sciences

Political Science & International Relations

Joanne Miller is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Professor at University of Delaware.

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political science political psychology politics communication elections psychology behavioral sciences political communication political behavior social media mass communication public opinion covid-19 online information political analysis experimental social psychology rumor spreading political theory political process activism candidate name order political activism canadian studies american studies medical internet research women's studies applied cognitive psychology resource policy health law comparative political studies regional studies world psychiatry legal medicine pain research social theory attitude theory behavior analysis polarization imaging network theory misinformation disinformation detection fake news resource economics resource allocation biopolitics resource-based view race relations contemporary racism racial equity societal influence white supremacy scholarly communication political culture advocacy network dynamics higher education management case studies large-scale datasets political budget cycle political game collective action cluster headache conspiracy endorsement political knowledge motivated reasoning knowledgeable citizens presidential evaluations election outcomes monological belief system situational factors gender differences agenda setting empirical implications attitude strength misleading headlines misleading information political science research conspiracy theories research methods journalism

Notable Scholarly Works

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Combating Misinformation: A Megastudy of Nine Interventions Designed to Reduce the Sharing of and Belief in False and Misleading Headlines. (2024)

Lisa FazioDavid Gertler RandStephan LewandowskyMark SusmannAdam J. BerinskyAndrew Markus GuessPanayiota KendeouBenjamin LyonsJoanne M. MillerEryn NewmanGordon PennycookBriony Swire-Thompson

medical internet researchonline informationmisinformationdisinformation detectionsocial mediamisleading headlinesfake newsmisleading informationpersuasionpolitical communicationcommunicationexperimental social psychologyjournalismbiashealth communication

Left–Right Political Orientations Are Not Systematically Related to Conspiracism. Political Psychology (2024)

Adam EndersCasey KlofstadShane LittrellJoanne MillerYannis TheocharisJoseph UscinskiJan Zilinsky

left-right political orientationspolitical psychologypolitical behaviorpolitical science

By Any Memes Necessary: Belief- and Chaos-Driven Motives for Sharing Conspiracy Theories on Social Media. Research & Politics (2023)

Christina E. FarhartErin B. FitzJoanne M. MillerKyle L. Saunders

chaos-driven motivessocial mediapolitical sciencesocial influencemass communicationbehavioral sciencespolitical communicationcommunication

Are Republicans and Conservatives More Likely to Believe Conspiracy Theories?. Political Behavior (2022)

Adam EndersChristina FarhartJoanne MillerJoseph UscinskiKyle SaundersHugo Drochon

theories of political behaviorpolitical behaviorpolitical science

Ces 2020, Team Module of University of Delaware, Colorado State, Carleton College (Ude). Harvard Dataverse (2022)

Joanne MillerKyle SaundersChristina Farhart

team modulehigher education managementcase studieseducationdata scienceregional studiescarleton collegelarge-scale datasetscolorado statedata managementstatistics

Conspiracy Stress or Relief? Learned Helplessness and Conspiratorial Thinking. Oxford University Press eBooks (2022)

Christina E FarhartJoanne M. MillerKyle L. Saunders

conspiracy stressconspiratorial thinkingbehavioral sciencespolitical psychologypsychologyrumor spreading

Putting the Political in Political Interest: The Conditional Effect of Politics on Citizens’ Interest in Politics. American Politics Research (2022)

Joanne M. MillerDavid A. M. PetersonKyle L. SaundersScott D. McClurg

politicspolitical interestpolitical behaviorpolitical science

Candidate Name Order Effects in New Hampshire: Evidence From Primaries and From General Elections With Party Column Ballots. PLoS ONE (2021)

Bo MacInnisJoanne M. MillerJon A. KrosnickClifton BelowMiriam Lindner

electionsparty column ballotsgeneral electionspolitical science

Self-Affirmation and Identity-Driven Political Behavior. Journal of Experimental Political Science (2021)

Benjamin A. LyonsChristina E. FarhartMichael P. HallJohn KotcherMatthew LevenduskyJoanne M. MillerBrendan NyhanKaitlin T. RaimiJason ReiflerKyle L. SaundersRasmus SkytteXiaoquan Zhao

political scienceidentity-driven political behaviorbehavioral sciencespolitical psychologypolitical behaviorexperimental social psychologypsychology

The 2021 Apsa Awards. Political science today (2021)

Gabriel AlmondChantal BermanDavid RuedaJaimie BleckDavid BuckleyScott LacombeJeffrey HardenShelly ArsneaultBrian RobertsEdward CorwinLori HauseggerPaul CollinsMatthew HittHarold LasswellGuillermo ToralColleen GroganUrsula HackettJeffrey HenigChristina KinaneChris BonneauKenneth KollmanJoseph SaracenoGary MucciaroniKelly KollmanLeo StraussDavid PresslyJulie RosePhilip MichelbachMerze TateDanielle GilbertKimberly HutchingsQuan LiLeonard WhiteGeorge KrauseRandall DavisAlisa MoldavanovaStephanie ChanTanika RaychaudhuriAli ValenzuelaPaul MacdonaldTobin GrantErica PalmerFranklin BurdetteAditya DasguptaElizabeth SuhayJoanne MillerHans SchmitzHeinz EulauBeatriz MagaloniEdgar Franco- VivancoVanessa MeloMiki KittilsonR Michael AlvarezMs SmidtMarianne StewartIsmail WhiteChryl LairdAnjali ThomasLafleur Stephens-DouganSaskia BonjourDarren DavisRobert DahlMai HassanRachel RiedlJames CurryFrancis LeeJames GarandMatt GrossmannAllyson ShortleBenjamin LippincottBarbara ArneilDavid RuncimanSteven SmithJ LowiChristina WolbrechtJ CorderMelissa DeckmanLisa BryantLouise Davidson-SchmichCammy ShayVeronica ReynaErich FranklandMona KrookNancy BurnsCassandra KhatriKyle KopkoMarijke BreuningDavid MondaPaula O'loughlinChristopher HoodDonald MoynihanInes MergelHenry BradyLouise ComfortFrederick BoehmkeHubert HumphreyCharles KupchanKeren Yarhi-MiloScott AinsworthSarah Anderson

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Joanne Miller

Professor

University of Delaware

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Political Science & International Relations

Joanne Miller is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Professor at University of Delaware.

Honors

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University of Delaware

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Combating Misinformation: A Megastudy of Nine Interventions Designed to Reduce the Sharing of and Belief in False and Misleading Headlines. (2024)

Lisa FazioDavid Gertler RandStephan LewandowskyMark SusmannAdam J. BerinskyAndrew Markus GuessPanayiota KendeouBenjamin LyonsJoanne M. MillerEryn NewmanGordon PennycookBriony Swire-Thompson

Left–Right Political Orientations Are Not Systematically Related to Conspiracism. Political Psychology (2024)

Adam EndersCasey KlofstadShane LittrellJoanne MillerYannis TheocharisJoseph UscinskiJan Zilinsky

left-right political orientationspolitical psychologypolitical behaviorpolitical science

By Any Memes Necessary: Belief- and Chaos-Driven Motives for Sharing Conspiracy Theories on Social Media. Research & Politics (2023)

Christina E. FarhartErin B. FitzJoanne M. MillerKyle L. Saunders

chaos-driven motivessocial mediapolitical sciencesocial influencemass communicationbehavioral sciencespolitical communicationcommunication

Are Republicans and Conservatives More Likely to Believe Conspiracy Theories?. Political Behavior (2022)

Adam EndersChristina FarhartJoanne MillerJoseph UscinskiKyle SaundersHugo Drochon

theories of political behaviorpolitical behaviorpolitical science

Ces 2020, Team Module of University of Delaware, Colorado State, Carleton College (Ude). Harvard Dataverse (2022)

Joanne MillerKyle SaundersChristina Farhart

team modulehigher education managementcase studieseducationdata scienceregional studiescarleton collegelarge-scale datasetscolorado statedata managementstatistics

Conspiracy Stress or Relief? Learned Helplessness and Conspiratorial Thinking. Oxford University Press eBooks (2022)

Christina E FarhartJoanne M. MillerKyle L. Saunders

conspiracy stressconspiratorial thinkingbehavioral sciencespolitical psychologypsychologyrumor spreading

Putting the Political in Political Interest: The Conditional Effect of Politics on Citizens’ Interest in Politics. American Politics Research (2022)

Joanne M. MillerDavid A. M. PetersonKyle L. SaundersScott D. McClurg

politicspolitical interestpolitical behaviorpolitical science

Candidate Name Order Effects in New Hampshire: Evidence From Primaries and From General Elections With Party Column Ballots. PLoS ONE (2021)

Bo MacInnisJoanne M. MillerJon A. KrosnickClifton BelowMiriam Lindner

electionsparty column ballotsgeneral electionspolitical science

Self-Affirmation and Identity-Driven Political Behavior. Journal of Experimental Political Science (2021)

Benjamin A. LyonsChristina E. FarhartMichael P. HallJohn KotcherMatthew LevenduskyJoanne M. MillerBrendan NyhanKaitlin T. RaimiJason ReiflerKyle L. SaundersRasmus SkytteXiaoquan Zhao

political scienceidentity-driven political behaviorbehavioral sciencespolitical psychologypolitical behaviorexperimental social psychologypsychology

The 2021 Apsa Awards. Political science today (2021)

politicsapsa awardspolitical sciencecandidate selectionsocial sciences

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