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How to be a peer reviewer: a guide for recent and soon-to-be PhDs

Publication: Journal Article

Miller, Beth, Jon Pevehouse, Ron Rogowski, Dustin Tingley, and Rick Wilson. 2013. “How to be a peer reviewer: a guide for recent and soon-to-be PhDs”. PS: Political Science & Politics 46 (1): 120-23.

Exploring the economic determinants of immigration attitudes

Publication: Journal Article

Miller, Beth. 2012. “Exploring the economic determinants of immigration attitudes”. Poverty & Public Policy 4 (2): 1-19.

How what type of news you watch can influence how you reactto a scandal in a presidential primary.

Publication: Journal Article

Peterson, David AM, and Beth Miller Vonnahme. 2015. “How What Type of News You Watch Can Influence How You Reactto a Scandal in a Presidential Primary”. USApp&Mdash;American Politics and Policy Blog.

How to be a Peer Reviewer: A Guide for Recent and Soon-to-be Ph.D.’s

Publication: Book Chapter

Vonnahme, Beth Miller, Jon Pevehouse, Ron Rogowski, Dustin Tingley, and Rick Wilson. 2018. “How to be a Peer Reviewer: A Guide for Recent and Soon-to-be Ph.D.’s”. In Navigating Political Science: Professional Advancement & Success in the Discipline. American Political Science Association.

Political Psychology

Class

The field of political psychology is an interdisciplinary field that draws on both psychology and political science to address topics in the political world. This course will focus on a variety of topics including inter-group conflict, stereotyping and prejudice, political socialization, attitude...

The effects of scandalous information on recall of policy-related information

Publication: Journal Article

Miller, Beth. 2010. “The effects of scandalous information on recall of policy-related information”. Political Psychology 31 (6): 887-914.

Failing to recall: Examining the effects of trace decay and interference on memory for campaign information

Publication: Journal Article

Miller, Beth. 2013. “Failing to recall: Examining the effects of trace decay and interference on memory for campaign information”. Political Psychology 34 (3): 289-305.

Experiments for All! Introducing Freshman to Social Science Research Using Innovative Experiments

Publication: Book Chapter

Leiter, Debra, and Beth Miller Vonnahme. Forthcoming. “Experiments for All! Introducing Freshman to Social Science Research Using Innovative Experiments”. In . Edward Elgar Publishers.

The Crowding of Social Isolation: How Personal Relationships Shape Compliance with Attitudes Towards Social Distancing Policies

Publication: Web Article

Leiter, Debra, Jack Reilly, and Beth Miller Vonnahme. 2021. “The Crowding of Social Isolation: How Personal Relationships Shape Compliance with Attitudes Towards Social Distancing Policies”. 2021.

Parties and Interest Groups

Class

The purpose of this course is to introduce students to parties and interest groups and their important role in the political process. Topics to be covered include the formation, organization, activities, and impact of political parties and interest groups in the US.