Abstract: . . .  Hours: MW 11:00 a.m.–12:30 p.m. or by appointment. Phone: (601) 974-1438 Course Web Page: http://home.millsaps.edu/ ~ lawrecn/s05/plsc3220/ At the heart of a representative democracy lies the transmission of the will of the citizenry to the government. In order to have a full understanding . . .
. . .  PLSC 3220: Public Opinion and Political Psychology , Spring 2005 Monday and Wednesday 1:00–2:15 p.m. in Sullivan-Harrell Room 268 Dr. Christopher Lawrence . . .
. . .  matter of interpretation,” (ch. 5 from Political Persuasion and Attitude Change ); Glynn et al., ch. 9. April 15: Research paper due. April 18, 20: Public Opinion in Comparative Perspective: Dalton, Citizen Politics , ch. 5, 6, and 10. April 25: Exam 3 (9 a.m.). 3  . . .
. . .  of interpretation,” (ch. 5 from Political Persuasion and Attitude Change ); Glynn et al., ch. 9. April 15: Research paper due. April 18, 20: Public Opinion in Comparative Perspective: Dalton, Citizen Politics , ch. 5, 6, and 10. April 25: Exam 3 (9 a.m.). 3  . . .
. . .  ); Glynn et al., ch. 9. April 15: Research paper due. April 18, 20: Public Opinion in Comparative Perspective: Dalton, Citizen Politics , ch. 5, 6, and 10. April 25: Exam 3 (9 a.m.). 3  . . .
. . .  11, 13: The Opinion Connection: The Public and its Leaders: Erikson and Tedin, ch. 10; Kuklinski and Hurley, “It’s a matter of interpretation,” (ch. 5 from Political Persuasion and Attitude Change ); Glynn et al., ch. 9. April 15: Research paper due. April 18, 20: Public Opinion in Comparative Perspective: . . .
. . .  and Sullivan, “Nonverbal behavior and leadership: Emotion and cognition in political information processing,” ch. 6 of Explorations in Political Psychology ; Gilens, “ Political ignorance and collective policy preferences” (from June 2001 APSR ). March 4: Critical analysis paper due. March . . .
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