Kyle Mattes
Curriculum Vitae [.pdf]
Research
"Nomination Processes and Policy Outcomes,'' with Matthew O. Jackson and Laurent Mathevet, Quarterly Journal of Political Science, Vol. 2, Iss. 1, pp. 67-94, 2007.
"Attack Politics: Who Goes Negative and Why?" Caltech Social Science Working Paper #1256.
"Attack Politics: Experimental Evidence on Going Negative," presented September 2007 at the American Political Science Association annual meeting.
"Democracy and Corruption: Invisible Hand or Iron Fist?" with Jana Kunicova. Appendix available upon request.
"Predicting Election Outcomes from Facial Judgments of Threat and Attractiveness," with Michael Spezio, Alexander Todorov, Hackjin Kim, Ralph Adolphs, and R. Michael Alvarez, work in progress, presented July 2007 at the International Society of Political Psychology annual meeting.
"Neuroimaging of Political Judgment," with Michael Spezio, Alexander Todorov, Hackjin Kim, Ralph Adolphs, and R. Michael Alvarez, work in progress, presented September 2007 at the American Political Science Association annual meeting.
"Fear and Voting in Presidential Elections," with R. Michael Alvarez, work in progress, presented April 2007 at the Midwest Political Science Association annual meeting.
"Lies and the Politics of Attack," work in progress.
Contact Information
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Division of Humanities and Social Sciences
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