Political Communication
38-4   Framing Experiments in the 2008 Presidential Campaign

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Date: Friday, Sep 4, 10:15 AM
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Location: Convention Centre 205A

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Chair: Ann N. Crigler
University of Southern California, acrigler@usc.edu

Author(s):
Bandwagon and Underdog Effects in the 2008 Presidential Primary Campaign: A Survey Experiment
Matthew A. Baum
Harvard University, matthew_baum@harvard.edu
  Marion R. Just
  Wellesley College, mjust@wellesley.edu

How News Coverage of Ads Conditions the Effectiveness of Campaign Ads
Richard R. Lau
Rutgers University, New Brunswick, ricklau@rci.rutgers.edu
  John G. Geer
  Vanderbilt University, john.g.geer@vanderbilt.edu
  Lynn Vavreck
  University of California, Los Angeles, lvavreck@ucla.edu

The Role of Race and Age in 2008: A Series of List Experiments
Simon D. Jackman
Stanford University, jackman@stanford.edu
  Lynn Vavreck
  University of California, Los Angeles, lvavreck@ucla.edu

Emotions and Horserace Framing: Studying the Effects of Anxiety and Reassurance on Partisan Identifiers
Ann N. Crigler
University of Southern California, acrigler@usc.edu
  Jesse John Mills
  University of Southern California, jessemil@usc.edu

What Drives Economic Voting? An Experimental Study
Joel A. Middleton
Yale University, joelmidd@hotmail.com


Discussant(s): Shanto Iyengar
Stanford University, siyengar@stanford.edu