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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)

 

Brief Breach, Lasting Scars: The Paradox of Procedural Rigor and Fractured Legitimacy

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

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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