Samen met Erik van Bruggen (BKB) en Eric Corton besprak ik voor de Nieuws BV de nieuwste spotjes van de SP en het CDA. Luister het hier terug.
Nieuws BV: spotjes van de SP & CDA op de snijtafel
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Panellist at the Nieuws BV: speech of the year
December 26th, I discussed the best speeches of 2016 in the Nieuws BV (NPO Radio 1). Listen the program here.
Preconference on Phsyiological measures
I organize – together with Karin Fikkers and the the Media Psychology Division (NeFCA) organizes a preconference at the ETMAAL 2017. The preconference is titled: Moving beyond self-report: Measuring arousal, emotional, and cognitive responses to media through physiological measures. Participant is free but send me an email. Click here to read more about the program
Interviewed by the “Nieuws BV” (radio) on the role of emotions in politics
I was a guest of the Dutch radio show De Nieuws BV to talk about our research on physiological responses to politics. Click here to listen and watch the show
Hot Politics at the “Kennis van Nu”
Our research on personality and populism as well as emotions featured in the “Kennis van Nu” of the Dutch NTR. Clicking here to see the show.
Daily Politics: Personality and EU attitudes
I discussed my research on Personality and European Union Attitudes (Bakker & de Vreese 2016) in BBC’s Daily Politics:
Hot Politics: Bepalen Emoties Politiek Gedrag
Paper accepted for publication in Political Psychology
My paper, titled “Personality traits, income and economic ideology” was accepted for publication in Political Psychology. (Click here to download the paper , supplementary information and replication files)
Paper accepted for publication: European Journal of Politcial Research
Our paper, titled “the psychological roots of populism: Evidence from the United States, the Netherlands and Germany” was recently accepted for publication in the European Journal of Political Research (Click here to read the paper; Supplementary Information; and click here to download the replication folder).
Paper accepted for publication: European Union Politics
My paper, co-authored with Claes de Vreese, addressing the association between personality and EU attitudes is accepted for publication in European Union Politics. Click here to read the paper (click here for the Online Appendix and the Repliciation Folder).
Abstract
We still do not fully understand why attitudes towards the European Union (EU) differ among citizens. In this study, we turn to the Big Five personality traits Openness, Conscientiousness, Extraversion, Agreeableness, and Neuroticism as antecedents of EU attitudes. Based on a national survey, we focus on attitudes towards widening and deepening of the EU, trust in EU institutions, identification with the EU, and negative affect experienced towards the EU. The nature of the EU attitude is expected to condition the strength and direction of the association of a particular EU attitude with a personality trait. The Big Five traits are indeed predictors of some but not all EU attitudes and will shape how citizens’ respond to changes in the institutional set-up of the EU.
