International Journal of Public Opinion Research

Is It What You Know or What You Think You Know? Understanding the Roles of Objective and Subjective Political Knowledge in Political Discussion Get access

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Correction to: Public Opinion Negotiations in a Digital Media Ecosystem: A Conceptual Framework Open Access

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Improving Trust in Science Through Communication? The Role of Mediating and Moderating Factors Get access

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Perceived Political Party Divide During the Pandemic: A Framework Linking Attitude Strength Toward COVID-19 Vaccines to Affective Polarization Open Access

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Time-Varying Relationships Between the “Sentiment” of U.S. Public Opinion and News Media Get access

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Populism, Community-Based Inequalities, and Public Health Policies: How Did Populist Attitudes Determine the COVID-19 Preventive Policy Support in Different Local Socioeconomic and Health Contexts? Get access

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Clustering Public Perceptions of Democracy and Exploring Their Relationships With Political Regimes Open Access

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Intergroup Hostility in the Public Sphere: Systematizing the Rising Concern for Affective Polarization Beyond Partisan Lines Get access

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Attitudes of Qatari Nationals Toward Expatriates Open Access

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Depression, Populism, and Presidential Approval Get access

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A Multi-Method Analysis of the “For Any Reason” Abortion Attitude Item in the General Social Survey Get access

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The Upsides and Downsides of Generalized Trust: The Moderating Role of Democratic Institutions Get access

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Media Literacy Positively Associates with Health Misinformation Discernment While Amplifying the Continued Influence After Correction Get access

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Unpacking Selective and Incidental Exposure Paths to Political Tolerance: The Moderating Political Network Diversity Open Access

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A Curse or a Blessing? The Associations of Political Knowledge With Partisan Hostility and Condonation of Political Violence Open Access

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Power and Relatedness in the Construction of Images and Emotions Toward Foreign Countries: A Cross-National Comparison of Public Opinions in Japan and Israel Open Access

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Public Opinion Negotiations in a Digital Media Ecosystem: A Conceptual Framework Open Access

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Rally Around the Winner—A Two-Wave Panel Survey on the Impact of the U.S. Election on Foreign Policy Stances Open Access

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Support for Technocratic and Authoritarian Governance in Times of Crisis: The Role of Trust and COVID-19 Concerns Open Access

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