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029a – Amanda Friesen – Exploring Gender Effects in Political Attitudes Using Physiology and Self-report

029a – Amanda Friesen – Exploring Gender Effects in Political Attitudes Using Physiology and Self-report

Update: 2019-08-06
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As part of the conference and workshop “Politics, Physiology, and Cognition: Advances in Theory and Method”, organized in collaboration with the  Association of Politics and Life Sciences and the LACPOP (UQÀM), the CSDC interviewed three experts.





Dr Amanda Friesen (Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis) talks about her paper “Exploring Gender Effects in Political Attitudes Using Physiology and Self-report”.





Hosted and edited by Esther Armaignac, this episode is produced by the Centre for the Study of Democratic Citizenship.


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029a – Amanda Friesen – Exploring Gender Effects in Political Attitudes Using Physiology and Self-report

029a – Amanda Friesen – Exploring Gender Effects in Political Attitudes Using Physiology and Self-report

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