Survey Experiments II: From Design to Implementation

Abstract

This panel focuses on the design and the implementation of different survey experiments in political research. The purpose is to address new approaches and challenges in survey experimental research such as the validity, novel computerized tasks, and capturing psychological concepts. This panel is sponsored by the Standing Group on Political Methodology. Paper-givers and attendees are highly encouraged and welcome to participate in the other panels sponsored by the Group.

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