Ph.D.,
Northwestern, 1979.
Major areas of interest include American politics, public opinion and political behavior, political psychology, campaigns and elections, attitude measurement, survey research.
Author of The Malevlolent Leaders: Popular Discontent in America (1993); editor of Broken Contract? Changing Relationships Between Americans and Their Government (1995), The Electoral Challenge: Theory Meets Practice (2006); Co-Editor of After the Boom: The Politics of Generation X (1997), Ambivalence and the Structure of Political Opinion (2005), Ambivalence Politics, and Public Policy (2005).
Articles have appeared in American Political Science Review, American Journal of Political Science, Journal of Politics, Political Behavior, American Politics Quarterly, Political Methodology, Polity, Political Research Quarterly, Political Communication, Social Science Quarterly, Political Psychology.
Current research deals with attitude measurement, campaign effects, and other aspects of contemporary public opinion and political behavior in the United States.
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