Automatic for the People: Political Party Identification and the Automaticity of Affect

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Automatic for the People: Political Party Identification and the Automaticity of Affect. / Robison, Shea; McCulloch, Kathleen.
2009. Paper presented at Annual Conference of the Pacific Northwest Political Science Association, United Kingdom.

Research output: Contribution to conference - Without ISBN/ISSN › Conference paper › peer-review

Robison, S & McCulloch, K 2009, 'Automatic for the People: Political Party Identification and the Automaticity of Affect', Paper presented at Annual Conference of the Pacific Northwest Political Science Association, United Kingdom, 11/09/09.

Robison, S., & McCulloch, K. (2009). Automatic for the People: Political Party Identification and the Automaticity of Affect. Paper presented at Annual Conference of the Pacific Northwest Political Science Association, United Kingdom.

Robison S, McCulloch K. Automatic for the People: Political Party Identification and the Automaticity of Affect. 2009. Paper presented at Annual Conference of the Pacific Northwest Political Science Association, United Kingdom.

Robison, Shea ; McCulloch, Kathleen. / Automatic for the People: Political Party Identification and the Automaticity of Affect. Paper presented at Annual Conference of the Pacific Northwest Political Science Association, United Kingdom.

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