Candidate cues and voter confidence in American elections
Vonnahme, Greg, and Beth Miller. 2013. “Candidate Cues and Voter Confidence in American Elections”. Journal of Elections, Public Opinion & Parties 23 (2): 223-39.
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Entman, Robert M.(2012). Scandal and silence. Media responses to presidential misconduct.
Vonnahme, Beth Miller. 2013. “Entman, Robert M.(2012). Scandal and Silence. Media Responses to Presidential Misconduct..”
Campaigns and Elections
This course examines the role of campaigns in determining the outcome of both congressional and presidential elections and the way that electoral rules structure both campaign strategies and electoral outcomes. This course focuses on topics such as the role of the media, campaign advertising...
Surviving scandal: An exploration of the immediate and lasting effects of scandal on candidate evaluation
Vonnahme, Beth Miller. 2014. “Surviving Scandal: An Exploration of the Immediate and Lasting Effects of Scandal on Candidate Evaluation”. Social Science Quarterly 95 (5): 1308-21.
How Voters Decide: Information Processing in Election Campaigns
Miller, Beth. 2007. “How Voters Decide: Information Processing in Election Campaigns”. Perspectives on Politics 5 (3): 641-42.
Evaluating political candidates: Does weight matter?
Elmore, Wade, Elizabeth Miller Vonnahame, Lauren Thompson, Diane Filion, and Jennifer D Lundgren. 2015. “Evaluating Political Candidates: Does Weight Matter?”. Translational Issues in Psychological Science 1 (3): 287.
The crowding of social distancing: How social context and interpersonal connections affect individual responses to the coronavirus
Leiter, Debra, Jack Reilly, and Beth Vonnahme. 2021. “The Crowding of Social Distancing: How Social Context and Interpersonal Connections Affect Individual Responses to the Coronavirus”. Social Science Quarterly 102 (5): 2435-51.
Associative Memory and Political Decision Making
Vonnahme, Beth. 2019. “Associative Memory and Political Decision Making.”
Biography
I am an Associate Dean in the School of Humanities and Social Sciences and Professor in the Department of Political Science and Philosophy at the University of Missouri-Kansas City. My research and teaching interests fall within the general categories of public opinion and political psychology. At...