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James DruckmanUniversity RochesterVerified email at ur.rochester.edu
Kevin J. MullinixAssociate Professor, University of KansasVerified email at ku.edu
Rune SlothuusProfessor of Political Science, Aarhus UniversityVerified email at ps.au.dk
James TilleyProfessor of Politics, University of OxfordVerified email at politics.ox.ac.uk
Sara B. HoboltProfessor, London School of Economics and Political ScienceVerified email at lse.ac.uk
Jeremy FreeseStanford UniversityVerified email at stanford.edu
Alexander CoppockYale UniversityVerified email at yale.edu
Joshua RobisonAssistant Professor, Institute of Political Science, Leiden UniversityVerified email at fsw.leidenuniv.nl
Vincent Arel-BundockUniversité de MontréalVerified email at umontreal.ca
Jeffrey B. ArnoldData Scientist, LaunchDarklyVerified email at launchdarkly.com
Toby BolsenProfessor of Political ScienceVerified email at gsu.edu
Samara KlarUniversity of ArizonaVerified email at email.arizona.edu
Matthew A. ShapiroProfessor of Political Science, Illinois Institute of TechnologyVerified email at iit.edu
Simon HixStein Rokkan Chair in Comparative PoliticsVerified email at eui.eu
Eric KaufmannProfessor of Politics, University of BuckinghamVerified email at buckingham.ac.uk
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Emily A. ThorsonSyracuse UniversityVerified email at syr.edu
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Milan VojnovicProfessor, Department of Statistics, LSEVerified email at lse.ac.uk
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The generalizability of survey experiments KJ Mullinix, TJ Leeper, JN Druckman, J Freese Journal of Experimental Political Science 2 (2), 109-138, 2015	1479	2015
Political Parties, Motivated Reasoning, and Public Opinion Formation TJ Leeper, R Slothuus Political Psychology 35 (S1), 129-156, 2014	762	2014
Measuring subgroup preferences in conjoint experiments TJ Leeper, SB Hobolt, J Tilley Political Analysis 28 (2), 207-221, 2020	704	2020
Divided by the vote: Affective polarization in the wake of the Brexit referendum SB Hobolt, TJ Leeper, J Tilley British Journal of Political Science 51 (4), 1476-1493, 2021	520	2021
Learning more from political communication experiments: Pretreatment and its effects JN Druckman, TJ Leeper American Journal of Political Science 56 (4), 875-896, 2012	435	2012
Generalizability of heterogeneous treatment effect estimates across samples A Coppock, TJ Leeper, KJ Mullinix Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences 115 (49), 12441-12446, 2018	420	2018
A Source of Bias in Public Opinion Stability JN Druckman, J Fein, TJ Leeper American Political Science Review 106 (2), 430-454, 2012	327	2012
Margins: Marginal effects for model objects TJ Leeper, J Arnold, V Arel-Bundock R package version 0.3 23, 2018, 2018	215	2018
Interpreting regression results using average marginal effects with R’s margins TJ Leeper Available at the comprehensive R Archive Network (CRAN) 32, 1-32, 2017	158	2017
Identities and intersectionality: a case for Purposive sampling in Survey‐Experimental research S Klar, TJ Leeper Experimental methods in survey research: Techniques that combine random …, 2019	147	2019
Doing what others do: Norms, science, and collective action on global warming T Bolsen, TJ Leeper, MA Shapiro American Politics Research 42 (1), 65-89, 2014	124	2014
rio: A Swiss-army knife for data file I/O C Chan, GC Chan, TJ Leeper, J Becker R package version 0.5 16, 2018	116	2018
The informational basis for mass polarization TJ Leeper Public Opinion Quarterly 78 (1), 27-46, 2014	107	2014
Self-interest and attention to news among issue publics T Bolsen, TJ Leeper Political Communication 30 (3), 329-348, 2013	92	2013
Where have the respondents gone? Perhaps we ate them all TJ Leeper Public Opinion Quarterly 83 (S1), 280-288, 2019	85	2019
Is public opinion stable? Resolving the micro/macro disconnect in studies of public opinion JN Druckman, TJ Leeper Daedalus 141 (4), 50-68, 2012	78	2012
Studying identities with experiments: Weighing the risk of posttreatment bias against priming effects S Klar, T Leeper, J Robison Journal of Experimental Political Science 7 (1), 56-60, 2020	69	2020
Cregg: Simple conjoint analyses and visualization TJ Leeper R package version 0.4. 0, 2020	57	2020
How the news media persuades: Framing effects and beyond TJ Leeper, R Slothuus	55	2019
Can citizens be framed? How information more than emphasis changes opinions TJ Leeper, R Slothuus 1st Gothenburg-Barcelona Workshop on Experimental Political Science …, 2015	53*	2015

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