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William Minozzi

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Ohio State University

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College of Arts and Sciences

Political Science

William Minozzi is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Professor at Ohio State University.

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political science communication political communication politics social sciences political behavior mass communication social media economics political psychology public opinion political analysis data replication incidental pundit theories of political behavior social science research political science research democracy political process deliberative democracy political parties political studies economic behavior decision science political theory political competition legislative aspect political agendas field experiments party calls political campaigns field experiment evidence behavioral research social choice economic psychology behavioral decision making information behavior e-participation citizen participation public participation communication strategies decision analysis voting rule election forecasting attitude theory intention recognition dialogue management economic control reasoning about action meta data government communication societal influence domestic politics observational data behavioral persuasion online town halls jamming theory mass public issue accountability party influence moderate members endogenous beliefs translational science online deliberative sessions assessing participation formal theory legislative politics public policy

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Can Money Buy Control of Congress?. PLoS ONE (2024)

William MinozziGabriel J. MadsonDavid A. Siegel

monetary policypolitical economyeconomicspolitical scienceregulationgovernanceeconomic control

Replication Data for: A Scalable Democratic Reform That Sharply Reduces Affective Polarization. Harvard Dataverse (2024)

William Minozzi

scalable democratic reformaffective polarizationpolitical science

Electability Salience Can Bias Voting Decisions. Research & Politics (2023)

William MinozziJonathan Woon

electionsvoting decisionspolitical sciencevoting ruledecision analysispolitical psychologydecision sciencepolitical behaviorbiasdecision theoryelectability salience

Replication Data for"Can Money Buy Control of Congress?". Harvard Dataverse (2023)

William MinozziDavid A. SiegelGabriel J. Madson

public policypolitical economypolitical sciencereplication datadata sciencedata replication

Replication Data for: Electability Salience Can Bias Voting Decisions. Harvard Dataverse (2023)

William MinozziJonathan Woon

voting decisionspolitical sciencepolitical methodologymachine learningreplication datadata scienceanalyticssocial sciencesbiaselectability salience

Replication Data for: Testing the Benefits of Public Deliberation. Harvard Dataverse (2023)

William MinozziRyan KennedyKevin M. EsterlingMichael A. NebloRyan Jewell

social mediareplication datadata sciencedata replicationpublic deliberationcommunicationreplication

Testing the Benefits of Public Deliberation. American Journal of Political Science (2023)

William MinozziRyan KennedyKevin M. EsterlingMichael A. NebloRyan Jewell

social mediapublic deliberationcommunicationpolitical science

Does Familiarity Breed Esteem? a Field Experiment on Emergent Attitudes Toward Members of Congress. Political Research Quarterly (2022)

Kevin M. EsterlingWilliam MinozziMichael A. Neblo

politicsemergent attitudespolitical science researchpolitical sciencecomparative politicssocial sciencespublic opinionpolitical psychologypolitical communicationcommunicationattitude theory

Congress and Community: Coresidence and Social Influence in the U.S. House of Representatives, 1801–1861. American Political Science Review (2021)

WILLIAM MINOZZIGREGORY A. CALDEIRA

american political thoughtsocial influencepoliticspolitical science

Demographics and (Equal?) Voice: Assessing Participation in Online Deliberative Sessions. Political Studies (2020)

Ryan KennedyAnand E SokheyClaire AbernathyKevin M EsterlingDavid MJ LazerAmy LeeWilliam MinozziMichael A Neblo

assessing participationonline deliberative sessionssocial mediapolitical sciencepublic participationdeliberative democracycommunicationmass communicationpolitical communicationsocial sciencescitizen participatione-participation

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William Minozzi

Professor

Ohio State University

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Political Science

William Minozzi is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Professor at Ohio State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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William Minozzi

Ohio State University

Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Can Money Buy Control of Congress?. PLoS ONE (2024)

William MinozziGabriel J. MadsonDavid A. Siegel

monetary policypolitical economyeconomicspolitical scienceregulationgovernanceeconomic control

Replication Data for: A Scalable Democratic Reform That Sharply Reduces Affective Polarization. Harvard Dataverse (2024)

William Minozzi

scalable democratic reformaffective polarizationpolitical science

Electability Salience Can Bias Voting Decisions. Research & Politics (2023)

William MinozziJonathan Woon

electionsvoting decisionspolitical sciencevoting ruledecision analysispolitical psychologydecision sciencepolitical behaviorbiasdecision theoryelectability salience

Replication Data for"Can Money Buy Control of Congress?". Harvard Dataverse (2023)

William MinozziDavid A. SiegelGabriel J. Madson

public policypolitical economypolitical sciencereplication datadata sciencedata replication

Replication Data for: Electability Salience Can Bias Voting Decisions. Harvard Dataverse (2023)

William MinozziJonathan Woon

voting decisionspolitical sciencepolitical methodologymachine learningreplication datadata scienceanalyticssocial sciencesbiaselectability salience

Replication Data for: Testing the Benefits of Public Deliberation. Harvard Dataverse (2023)

William MinozziRyan KennedyKevin M. EsterlingMichael A. NebloRyan Jewell

social mediareplication datadata sciencedata replicationpublic deliberationcommunicationreplication

Testing the Benefits of Public Deliberation. American Journal of Political Science (2023)

William MinozziRyan KennedyKevin M. EsterlingMichael A. NebloRyan Jewell

social mediapublic deliberationcommunicationpolitical science

Does Familiarity Breed Esteem? a Field Experiment on Emergent Attitudes Toward Members of Congress. Political Research Quarterly (2022)

Kevin M. EsterlingWilliam MinozziMichael A. Neblo

politicsemergent attitudespolitical science researchpolitical sciencecomparative politicssocial sciencespublic opinionpolitical psychologypolitical communicationcommunicationattitude theory

Congress and Community: Coresidence and Social Influence in the U.S. House of Representatives, 1801–1861. American Political Science Review (2021)

WILLIAM MINOZZIGREGORY A. CALDEIRA

american political thoughtsocial influencepoliticspolitical science

Demographics and (Equal?) Voice: Assessing Participation in Online Deliberative Sessions. Political Studies (2020)

Ryan KennedyAnand E SokheyClaire AbernathyKevin M EsterlingDavid MJ LazerAmy LeeWilliam MinozziMichael A Neblo

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