STANLEY FELDMAN. B.A., Political Science, State University of New York at Stony Brook, 1973 Ph.D., Political Science, University of Minnesota, 1978

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1 STANLEY FELDMAN Address: Department of Political Science Stony Brook University Stony Brook, New York (631) Education: B.A., Political Science, State University of New York at Stony Brook, 1973 Ph.D., Political Science, University of Minnesota, 1978 Professional Appointments: Brown University (Instructor), ; Brown University (Assistant Professor), ; University of Kentucky (Assistant Professor), ; University of Kentucky (Associate Professor), ; Stony Brook University (Professor), 1989-present. Associate Director, Stony Brook University Center for Survey Research, 2000-present Professional Activities: Representative to the Inter-University Consortium for Political and Social Research (Brown University and the University of Kentucky), National Academy of Sciences, Committee on Child Development Research and Public Policy, Panel on the Deinstitutionalization of Children and Youth (Consultant), Planning and Development Committee for the 1984 National Election Study, Editorial Board, American Politics Quarterly, Member, Board of Overseers for the National Election Studies, Chairperson for the Public Opinion and Political Psychology section of the 1988 American Political Science Association Annual Meeting. Associate Editor, Political Analysis, Editorial Board, Public Opinion Quarterly, Editorial Board, American Journal of Political Science, Chairperson for the Methodology section of the 1992 American Political Science Association Annual Meeting. Editorial Board, Political Psychology, Editorial Board, Political Analysis, Chairperson for the Political Psychology section of the 1999 American Political Association Annual Meeting. Editorial Board, Journal of Politics, Co-editor, Political Psychology, Advisory Committee for the American Panel Survey.

2 Offices in Professional Organizations: Secretary/Treasurer of the Political Methodology section of the American Political Science Association, President of the Political Methodology section of the American Political Science Association, Member, Governing Council of the International Society of Political Psychology, Vice-President, International Society of Political Psychology, President, International Society of Political Psychology, Awards: Best Paper Award: Elections, Public Opinion, and Voting Behavior Section of the American Political Science Association, 1995 (with Karen Stenner). Fellow of the Political Methodology Society, Visiting Fellow, Australian National University, July/August, Areas of Interest: Political Attitudes and Behavior: political psychology and socialization; political ideology and values; prejudice and intolerance; public opinion; political participation; biology and politics. Methodology: statistics; econometrics; measurement theory and scaling; analysis of covariance structures; multivariate methods; survey research methods; logic of inquiry and research design. Grants: University of Kentucky Graduate School Grant: The Nature of Authoritarianism and Prejudice, , $4,000. National Science Foundation, Social Conformity Versus Autonomy: Social Order, Threat and Political Intolerance, 4/15/1999-3/31/2001, $89,998. National Science Foundation, Acquisition of Experimental Survey Research Laboratory in the Social Sciences at SUNY Stony Brook, 8/01/1999-7/31/2002, $104,866 (co-pi). National Science Foundation, Small Grant for Exploratory Research: The Dynamic, Multi-Faceted Effects of Threat on US Domestic and Foreign Policy Attitude, 11/15/ /14/2002, $49,999 (co-pi). National Science Foundation, Small Grant for Exploratory Research: Public Support in the Aftermath of 9/11, 11/01/ /31/2003, $50,000 (co-pi). National Science Foundation, Distinguishing Principles from Prejudice in American s Views on Racial Policy, 6/1/2003-5/31/2005, $342,116 (co-pi). Russell Sage Foundation, Americans Respond to Hurricane Katrina: The Subtle Political Effects of Race, 10/15/ /15/2006. $35,000 (co-pi). National Science Foundation, Small Grant for Exploratory Research: Americans Respond to Hurricane

3 Katrina, 10/15/ /15/2006, $63,570 (co-pi). Russell Sage Foundation, The Great Recession and Public Attitudes Toward the Role of Government, 6/1/2012-5/31/2016, $201,412 (co-pi). National Science Foundation, RAPID: Empathy and Social Welfare, 9/1/2014-8/31/2015, $114,993 (co- PI). Publications: A. Books and Monographs: Going to War in Iraq: When Citizens and the Press Matter. Forthcoming, University of Chicago Press (with Leonie Huddy and George Marcus). Multiple Regression in Practice, Sage, 1985 (with William Berry). Multiple Indicators, Sage, 1979 (with John Sullivan). B. Papers in Peer Reviewed Journals: Easing the Heavy Hand: Humanitarian Concern, Empathy, and Opinion on Immigration British Journal of Political Science, forthcoming (with Ben Newman, Todd Hartmann, and Patrick Lown). Not So Simple: The Multi-Dimensional Nature and Diverse Origins of Political Ideology, Behavioral and Brain Sciences, June 2014 (with Leonie Huddy). Understanding the Determinants of Political Ideology: Implications of Structural Complexity, Political Psychology, June 2014 (with Christopher Johnston). Comments on: Authoritarianism in Social Context: The Role of Threat, International Journal of Psychology, Vol. 48, Issue 1, Limits of Elite Influence on Public Opinion, Critical Review, 2012, 24:4, (with Leonie Huddy and George Marcus). Americans Respond Politically to 9/11: Understanding the Impact of the Terrorist Attacks and their Aftermath, American Psychologist, September 2011 (with Leonie Huddy). On Assessing the Political Effects of Racial Prejudice, Annual Review of Political Science, 2009 (with Leonie Huddy). The Political Effects of Perceived Threat and Felt Insecurity, The Annals, November 2007 (with Leonie Huddy and Chris Weber). Worlds Apart: Blacks and Whites React to Hurricane Katrina, Du Bois Review: Social Science

4 Research on Race, Spring 2006 (with Leonie Huddy). Threat, Anxiety, and Support of Anti-Terrorism Policies. American Journal of Political Science, July 2005 (with Leonie Huddy, Charles Taber and Gallya Lahav). Racial Resentment and White Opposition to Race-Conscious Programs: Principles or Prejudice? American Journal of Political Science, January 2005 (with Leonie Huddy). Enforcing Social Conformity: A Theory of Authoritarianism, Political Psychology, March The Consequences of Terrorism: Disentangling the Effects of Personal and National Threat, Political Psychology, September 2002, (with Leonie Huddy, Theresa Capelos, and Colin Provost). The Humanitarian Foundation of Public Support for Social Welfare, American Journal of Political Science, July 2001 (with Marco Steenbergen). Perceived Threat and Authoritarianism, Political Psychology, December 1997 (with Karen Stenner). A Simple Theory of the Survey Response: Answering Questions vs. Revealing Preferences, American Journal of Political Science, August 1992 (with John Zaller). The Political Culture of Ambiguity: Ideological Responses to the Welfare State, American Journal of Political Science, February 1992 (with John Zaller). Where is the Schema? A Critique, American Political Science Review, December 1991, (with Pamela Johnston Conover). Measuring Issue Preferences: The Problem of Response Instability, Political Analysis, Candidate Perception in an Ambiguous World: Campaigns, Cues, and Inference Processes, American Journal of Political Science, November 1989 (with Pamela Johnston Conover). Structure and Consistency in Public Opinion: The Role of Core Beliefs and Values, American Journal of Political Science, May The Personal and Political Underpinnings of Economic Forecasts, American Journal of Political Science, August 1987 (with Pamela Johnston Conover and Kathleen Knight). Economic Conditions and Party Competence: Processes of Belief Revision, Journal of Politics, February 1987 (with Lee Sigelman and Mark Peffley). Judging Inflation and Unemployment: The Origins of Retrospective Evaluations, Journal of Politics, August 1986 (with Pamela Johnston Conover and Kathleen Knight). Emotional Reactions to the Economy, American Journal of Political Science, February 1986 (with Pamela Johnston Conover). The Political Impact of Prime Time Television: 'The Day After', Journal of Politics, May 1985 (with Lee Sigelman).

5 Economic Self-Interest and the Vote: Evidence and Meaning, Political Behavior, No. 3, Reprinted in Heinz Eulau and Michael Lewis- Beck (eds.), Economic Conditions and Electoral Outcomes: The United States and Western Europe. New York, Agathon Press: How People Organize the Political World: A Schematic Model, American Journal of Political Science, February 1984 (with Pamela Johnston Conover). Values, Group Identification, and the Nature of Political Beliefs, American Politics Quarterly, April 1984 (with Pamela Johnston Conover). Candidates, Issues, and Voters: The Role of Inference in Political Perception, Journal of Politics, November 1983 (with Pamela Johnston Conover). The Measurement and Meaning of Trust in Government, Political Methodology, Vol. 9, No. 3, Economic Individualism and American Public Opinion, American Politics Quarterly, January Efficacy, Mistrust, and Political Mobilization: A Cross-National Analysis, Comparative Political Studies, April 1983 (with Lee Sigelman). Economic Self-Interest and Political Behavior, American Journal of Political Science, August Projection and the Perception of Candidates' Issue Positions, Western Political Quarterly, June 1982 (with Pamela Johnston Conover). Partisan Attitudes and the Vote: Moving Beyond Party Identification, Comparative Political Studies, June 1982 (with Alan Zuckerman). The Origins and Meaning of Liberal-Conservative Self-Identifications, American Journal of Political Science, November 1981 (with Pamela Johnston Conover). Reprinted in Richard Niemi and Herbert Weisberg, eds., Controversies in Voting Behavior, 2nd Ed., Congressional Quarterly Press, The Sources of Political Tolerance, American Political Science Review, March 1981 (with John Sullivan, George Marcus, and James Piereson). The More Things Change the More They Stay the Same: The Stability of Mass Belief Systems, American Journal of Political Science, February 1979 (with John Sullivan, George Marcus, and James Piereson). The Development of Political Tolerance, International Journal of Political Education, No. 2, 1978 (with John Sullivan, George Marcus and James Piereson).

6 C. Chapters in Edited Volumes: Political Ideology, In Leonie Huddy, David Sears, and Jack Levy, The Handbook of Political Psychology, 2 nd Edition, Oxford University Press, forthcoming. Authoritarianism and Ideology, In Friedrich Funke, Thomas Petzel, Christopher Cohrs, and John Duckitt, Perspectives on Authoritarianism. Verlag, forthcoming. The Role of Emotion in Political Cognition, In Ron Sun, Grounding Social Sciences in Cognitive Sciences. MIT Press, 2012 (with Leonie Huddy and Erin Cassese). Gender Differences in Response to Terrorism, in Werner Stizke, Stephan Lewandosky, and David Denemark, Terrorism and Torture: An Interdisciplinary Perspective, University of Cambridge Press, On the Distinct Political Effects of Anxiety and Anger, In Ann Crigler, Michael MacKuen, George E. Marcus, and W. Russell Neuman. The Affect Effect. University of Chicago Press, 2007 (with Leonie Huddy and Erin Cassese). Fear and Terrorism: Psychological Reactions to 9/11, in Pippa Norris, Montegue Kern, and Marian Just (eds.), Framing Terrorism, Routledge, 2003 (with Leonie Huddy, Gallya Lahav, and Charles Taber). Values, Ideology, and the Structure of Political Attitudes, in David Sears, Leonie Huddy, and Robert Jervis (eds.), Handbook of Political Psychology, Oxford University Press, Authoritarianism, in Paul Baltes and Neil Smelser (eds), International Encyclopedia of the Social Sciences, Elsevier, Public Welfare Attitudes and the Humanitarian Sensibility, in James Kuklinski (ed.), Political Psychology and Public Opinion, Cambridge University Press, 2001, (with Marco Steenbergen). The Conceptualization and Measurement of Authoritarianism: A New Approach, in Susanne Rippl, Christian Siepel, and Angela Kindervater (eds.), Autoritarismus: Kontroversen und Ansatze der aktuellen Autoritarismusforschung (Authoritarianism: Controversies and Approaches in Contemporary Authoritarianism Research, Leske + Budrich, Measures of Economic Values and Beliefs, in John Robinson, Phillip Shaver, and Lawrence Wrightsman (eds.), Measures of Political Attitudes, Academic Press, Beyond Self-Interest, Toward Other-Directedness: Prosocial Orientations and Public Opinion, in Michael Delli Carpini, Leonie Huddy, and Robert Shapiro (eds.), Research in Micropolitics: New Directions in Political Psychology, JAI Press, 1996 (with Marco Steenbergen). Answering Survey Questions: The Measurement and Meaning of Public Opinion, in Milton Lodge and Kathleen McGraw (eds.), Political Judgment: Structure and Process, University of Michigan Press, 1995.

7 Explaining Explanations of Changing Economic Conditions, in Helmut Norpoth, Michael Lewis-Beck and Jean-Dominique Lafay (eds.), Economics and Politics: The Calculus of Support, University of Michigan Press, 1991 (with Patricia Conley). Public Opinion, Annual Review of Political Science, edited by Samuel Long, Ablex, The Role of Inference in the Perception of Political Candidates, in Richard Lau and David Sears (eds.), Political Cognition, Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, 1986 (with Pamela Johnston Conover). The Deinstitutionalization of Status Offenders in Pennsylvania, in Joel Handler and Julie Zatz, eds., Neither Angels Nor Thieves: Studies in Deinstitutionalization of Status Offenders, National Academy of Sciences Press, Mass Belief System Organization in the American Public: An Alternative Perspective, in John Pierce and John Sullivan, eds., The Electorate Reconsidered, Sage, 1980 (with Pamela Johnston Conover). Manuscripts: The Effects of Anxiety and Personal Threat on Political Learning (with Leonie Huddy). Public Attitudes about Macroeconomic Policy in the U.S. (with Steven Fazzari, Cindy Kam, and Steven Smith). Religiosity, Fundamentalism, and Political Tolerance (with Lily Mason). The Measurement of Racial Attitudes (with Leonie Huddy). Research In Progress: Empathy, Dissonance, and Political Attitudes (with Leonie Huddy, Julie Wronski, and Patrick Lown). The Dimensionality and Complexity of Political Ideology. Motivational Systems and Individual Differences in Emotional Reactions to Politics (with Robert Klemmensen and Asbjorn Norgaard). Heterogeneity in Public Opinion. Teaching: Brown University: Introduction to Quantitative Methods American Political Behavior Power and Democracy in the U.S. Political Alienation and Protest Empirical Political Theory

8 Survey Research and Data Analysis University of Kentucky: Introduction to Political Behavior Introduction to Political Analysis Political Psychology Strategies of Inquiry in Political Science (graduate level) Political Culture and American Politics (graduate level) Psychological Bases of Politics (graduate level) Advanced Problems in Research Methods (graduate level) Comparative Political Culture and Values (graduate level) Stony Brook University: Concepts and Methods of Political Analysis Political Ideology in the United States Good and Evil in Politics Understanding Genocide and Terror Applied Data Analysis III (graduate level) American Political Ideology (graduate level) Advanced Topics: Measurement, Scaling and Factor Models (graduate level) Advanced Topics: Time Series and Duration Models (graduate level) Psychological and Biological Bases of Ideology (graduate level) ECPSR Summer School in Data Analysis, University of Essex, UK Advanced Regression ( , 2005, 2006) PhD Students: Yamil Valez, Stony Brook University Patrick Lown, Stony Brook University Julie Wronski, University of Mississippi Lilliana Hall Mason, University of Maryland Christopher Johnston, Duke University Gizem Arikan, Yasar University, Izmir, Turkey Pazit Ben-Nun, Hebrew University, Israel Christopher Weber, University of Arizona Erin Cassese, University of West Virginia Dari Sylvester, University of the Pacific Samuel Best, University of Connecticut Paul Hewett, Population Council Jeffrey Jones, Gallup Francis Neely, San Francisco State University Susan Tabrizi, Wells College Marco Steenbergen, University of Zurich, Switzerland Karen Stenner, Princeton University Nayda Terkildsen, University of Louisville