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Peer-Reviewed Publications

Truth-Seeking vs. Balance: The Credibility Dilemma in Correcting Political Misinformation

Political Communication. 2026.

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How Does Topical Diversity Affect Source Credibility? Fact-Checking Coverage of Politics, Science, and Popular Culture

International Journal of Press/Politics 31(1): 50-73. 2026.  

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Can Corruption Connect You to Politics? Nepotism, Anxiety, and Government Blame, with Deanna Kolberg-Shah.

Political Psychology 45(5): 871-891. 2024.

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Warm Glow Feelings Can Promote Green Behaviorwith Jennifer Jerit and Jason Barabas.

PNAS Nexus 3(12), pgae509. 2024.

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Disaster Experience Mitigates the Partisan Divide on Climate Change: Evidence from Texas, with Ted Chen, Christopher Fariss, and Xu Xu.

Global Environmental Change 89. 2024.

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The Reasoning through Evidence versus Advice (EvA) Scale: Scale Development and Validation, with Priti Shah 

and Stephanie Preston

Journal of Personality Assessment 106(5): 681-695. 2024.

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Between Public Interest and Personal Interest: Local Context of Political Issues and Policy Preferences, with T.K. Ahn and Won-ho Park.

Korean Political Science Review 49(4): 301–333. 2015. [In Korean]

Perceived Threat as a Motivator of Policy Voting: Analysis of the 2012 US Presidential Election.

American Studies 38(1): 77–101. 2015.

Emotional Underpinnings of Partisanship: The Sewol Ferry Disaster and the 2014 Korean Local Election, with Won-ho Park.

Korean Political Science Review 48(5): 119-142. 2014. [In Korean]

A Reading of The Burning Plain by Juan Rulfo: The Social Value of the Ability to Feel Emotions. 

México y La Cuenca del Pacífico 17(51): 75-95. 2014. [In Spanish, a literary analysis of war-related emotional trauma in post-revolutionary Mexico]

Working Papers

Harnessing the Warm Glow: Field Experiments on "Green" Electrical Power Choices in New Hampshire, with Jennifer Jerit and Jason Barabas, Scott May, and Molly Gahagen (Under Review)

 

Do People Use the Media They Trust? The Trust-Use Gap in American Politics, with Taylor Carlson

Brief Breach, Lasting Scars: How Delayed Interbranch Checks and Media Narratives Fracture Democratic Legitimacy

The Appearance of Corruption: Americans’ Perceptions of Political Corruption Among Government Actors, with Elizabeth Suhay

From Combat to Community: War Trauma, Welfare, and Civic Participation, with Hojung Joo.​

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