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Kyle L. Saunders

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Colorado State University

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College of Liberal Arts

Department of Political Science

Kyle L. Saunders is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts Professor at Colorado State University.

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political science political behavior social sciences elections political analysis politics ideology communication political communication political psychology public opinion democracy political science research political studies american electorate psychology social media comparative politics comparative political studies human decision process behavioral decision making political process election forecasting experimental social psychology decision science political theory rumor spreading political conflict labor market participation citizen participation e-participation public participation biopolitics political risk public choice voting rule ideological realignment social identity conflict resolution resource policy social choice online information regional studies conformity social conflict public debate social reality candidate selection reasoning about action research culture belief merging global warming legal theory resource-based view resource economics resource allocation american identity information warfare individual decision making numeracy large-scale datasets case studies conspiracy endorsement motivated reasoning political knowledge voter confidence election administration local matter active partisans pillar talk heterogeneous application voter identification policies relative party magnitude effective quotas female candidates elite frames

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Ideological Asymmetries of Trust in Elections and Non-Voting Political Participation. Party Politics (2026)

politicspublic choicepolitical behaviorpolitical sciencepolitical studiesdemocracypolitical competitionpolitical partiespolitical analysissocial scienceselectionsideological asymmetries

Replication Data for: Ideological Asymmetries of Trust in Elections and Non-Voting Political Participation. Open MIND (2026)

political behaviorpolitical sciencepolitical science researchpolitical studiesdemocracypolitical competitionelection forecastingpolitical analysisnon-voting political participationsocial sciencestheories of political behaviorelectionsreplication dataideological asymmetries

Losers’ Conspiracy: Elections and Conspiracism. Political Behavior (2025)

political behaviorpolitical scienceprotestpolitical science researchpolitical studiesdemocracyideologyinformation warfarepolitical analysispolitical communicationpolitical conflictelections

Mindset to Gain? Framing Effects, Need for Chaos, and the Limits of ‘Burning It All Down’. Behavioural Public Policy (2025)

down ’irrationalitypolitical scienceintellectual discoursenarrativerationalityrational choicephilosophycritical theorycultural changerhetoric

Replication Data for: Mindset to Gain? Framing Effects, Need for Chaos, and the Limits of “Burning It All Down”. (2025)

communicationsocial forcessocial influencepersuasionall down ”behavioral researchsocial science researchsocial sciencesdata replicationreproducible researchreplicationreplication dataexperimental social psychology“ burning

Who Considers, Who Owns? Multi-Study Evidence on the Behavioral Process of Cryptocurrency Adoption in the United States. (2025)

economic psychologyfinanceeconomicstechnology adoptionconsumer behaviourfintechelectronic commerceunited statesmulti-study evidenceconsumer researchbehavioral processbehavioral economicscryptocurrencybusinesseconomic behavior

Chaotic Neutral? Framing Effects, Need for Chaos, and the Limits of ‘Burning It All Down’ in Decision Making Under Uncertainty. (2024)

Erin B. FitzDominik SteculaMatthew P. HittKyle L. Saunders

decision theorychaos theorybehavioral sciences

Distrusting the Process. Westview Press, Wadsworth Publishing, McGraw-Hill Publishing (2024)

trustmanagementhuman decision processrationalitypersuasiontrust managementbehavioral decision makingbusiness ethicstrust metric

Objective Numeracy Exacerbates Framing Effects From Decision-Making Under Political Risk. Scientific Reports (2024)

social sciencespublic opinionpolitical behaviorpolitical sciencehuman decision processindividual decision makingrationalitynumeracyobjective numeracypolitical riskdecision theorypolitical psychologypolitical analysispublic policydecision sciencebehavioral decision makingbias

Patterns of Political Participation: A Latent Class Analysis of Voting and Non-Voting Political Participation in the American Electorate, 1988 - 2020. Midwest Political Science Assn (2024)

politicspolitical methodologypolitical behaviorpolitical processsmart votingpolitical sciencepolitical studiesdemocracyelection forecastingpolitical participationpolitical analysisnon-voting political participationsocial sciencesvoting ruleelectionslatent class analysis

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Kyle L. Saunders

Professor

Colorado State University

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts

Department of Political Science

Kyle L. Saunders is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts Professor at Colorado State University.

Honors

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Kyle L. Saunders

Colorado State University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Ideological Asymmetries of Trust in Elections and Non-Voting Political Participation. Party Politics (2026)

politicspublic choicepolitical behaviorpolitical sciencepolitical studiesdemocracypolitical competitionpolitical partiespolitical analysissocial scienceselectionsideological asymmetries

Replication Data for: Ideological Asymmetries of Trust in Elections and Non-Voting Political Participation. Open MIND (2026)

Losers’ Conspiracy: Elections and Conspiracism. Political Behavior (2025)

political behaviorpolitical scienceprotestpolitical science researchpolitical studiesdemocracyideologyinformation warfarepolitical analysispolitical communicationpolitical conflictelections

Mindset to Gain? Framing Effects, Need for Chaos, and the Limits of ‘Burning It All Down’. Behavioural Public Policy (2025)

down ’irrationalitypolitical scienceintellectual discoursenarrativerationalityrational choicephilosophycritical theorycultural changerhetoric

Replication Data for: Mindset to Gain? Framing Effects, Need for Chaos, and the Limits of “Burning It All Down”. (2025)

Who Considers, Who Owns? Multi-Study Evidence on the Behavioral Process of Cryptocurrency Adoption in the United States. (2025)

Chaotic Neutral? Framing Effects, Need for Chaos, and the Limits of ‘Burning It All Down’ in Decision Making Under Uncertainty. (2024)

Erin B. FitzDominik SteculaMatthew P. HittKyle L. Saunders

decision theorychaos theorybehavioral sciences

Distrusting the Process. Westview Press, Wadsworth Publishing, McGraw-Hill Publishing (2024)

trustmanagementhuman decision processrationalitypersuasiontrust managementbehavioral decision makingbusiness ethicstrust metric

Objective Numeracy Exacerbates Framing Effects From Decision-Making Under Political Risk. Scientific Reports (2024)

Patterns of Political Participation: A Latent Class Analysis of Voting and Non-Voting Political Participation in the American Electorate, 1988 - 2020. Midwest Political Science Assn (2024)

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