- Fri, 2:00–2:30pm: a poster on egotropic vs. sociotropic concerns among radical right voters, w/ *Greta Groß* & Lily If you’re around, please come & share your thoughts! Otherwise, let’s meet for ☕️ (or whatever else they have in Philly). This is gonna be a great conference! (2/2)- Fri, 2:00–2:30pm: a poster on egotropic vs. sociotropic concerns among radical right voters, w/ *Greta Groß* & Lily If you’re around, please come & share your thoughts! Otherwise, let’s meet for ☕️ (or whatever else they have in Philly). This is gonna be a great conference! (2/2)

Suggestions may obviously include your own work! 🎩 For now, I feel honored and curious about this opportunity. I’m excited about the department, my new colleagues, the city, and Kaiserschmarrn 4 times a week. 🗻 Thanks everyone who supported me! 🙏🏽 (7/7)Suggestions may obviously include your own work! 🎩 For now, I feel honored and curious about this opportunity. I’m excited about the department, my new colleagues, the city, and Kaiserschmarrn 4 times a week. 🗻 Thanks everyone who supported me! 🙏🏽 (7/7)

I’m sharing this here to push myself toward getting stuff done. ✅ More importantly, I know this can go in many directions — so I want to read up broadly across literatures and preferably disciplines. If you have readings/thoughts etc. I should consider, please share! (6/7)I’m sharing this here to push myself toward getting stuff done. ✅ More importantly, I know this can go in many directions — so I want to read up broadly across literatures and preferably disciplines. If you have readings/thoughts etc. I should consider, please share! (6/7)

I plan to conduct qual interviews to understand people’s views. In so doing, I want to develop + scale #openscience practices in qualitative research. Next, I aim to develop a quant, generalizable scale. At some point, I will turn to experiments to explain this new DV. (5/7)I plan to conduct qual interviews to understand people’s views. In so doing, I want to develop + scale #openscience practices in qualitative research. Next, I aim to develop a quant, generalizable scale. At some point, I will turn to experiments to explain this new DV. (5/7)

First, I intend to develop a lay-person understanding of citizens’ role in democracy. 🔎 Second, I want to describe and explain whatever citizens understand as “constructive citizenship behavior” in our challenging times. (4/7)First, I intend to develop a lay-person understanding of citizens’ role in democracy. 🔎 Second, I want to describe and explain whatever citizens understand as “constructive citizenship behavior” in our challenging times. (4/7)

Instead, we citizens may support parties that do not respond to the actual challenges our societies face, may become affectively polarized or turn away from democracy. My RQ: What do ordinary citizens think they *should* + *can* do in response to societal challenges?🤓 (3/7)Instead, we citizens may support parties that do not respond to the actual challenges our societies face, may become affectively polarized or turn away from democracy. My RQ: What do ordinary citizens think they *should* + *can* do in response to societal challenges?🤓 (3/7)

Political theorists, and political scientists more generally, have many ideas about how citizens *should* participate, be informed, respond to societal challenges etc. But we know that citizens are often too busy, disinterested, or emotional to meet these expectations 🤔. (2/7)Political theorists, and political scientists more generally, have many ideas about how citizens *should* participate, be informed, respond to societal challenges etc. But we know that citizens are often too busy, disinterested, or emotional to meet these expectations 🤔. (2/7)

One more interesting aspect of this paper: it's a pre-registered replication of an experiment run almost ten years previously, where there WAS an effect. What do we make of this difference? We have some thoughts...