Gender Stereotypes, Information Search, and Voting Behavior in Political Campaigns

RT @JeffreyASachs: ...their ability to understand or handle specific issues... https://t.co/3QCQW43TKQ

...their ability to understand or handle specific issues... https://t.co/3QCQW43TKQ

people seek out more competence-related info about female than male candidates + more info on “compassion issues” http://t.co/8inb5wJxyK

Study suggests a candidate's gender influences vote choice by altering the amount & type of information voters seek. http://t.co/kRFszdu2Y7

@kesearles haven't read this yet but think we should for the latest paper: http://t.co/AtW1eLC1O0

When shown a female vs male candidate, only GOPers search more for info on competence. Cite: http://t.co/iK0rHp2nLM http://t.co/6fcIHStWgP

When shown a female vs male candidate, only GOPers search more for info on competence. Cite: http://t.co/iK0rHp2nLM http://t.co/6fcIHStWgP

When shown a female vs male candidate, only GOPers search more for info on competence. Cite: http://t.co/iK0rHp2nLM http://t.co/6fcIHStWgP

When shown a female vs male candidate, only GOPers search more for info on competence. Cite: http://t.co/iK0rHp2nLM http://t.co/6fcIHStWgP

When shown a female vs male candidate, only GOPers search more for info on competence. Cite: http://t.co/iK0rHp2nLM http://t.co/6fcIHStWgP

When shown a female vs male candidate, only GOPers search more for info on competence. Cite: http://t.co/iK0rHp2nLM http://t.co/6fcIHStWgP