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Kim L. Fridkin
Kim L. Fridkin
Professor of Political Science, Arizona State University
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The political consequences of being a woman: How stereotypes influence the conduct and consequences of political campaigns
K Fridkin
Columbia University Press, 1996
10091996
Women candidates in the news: An examination of gender differences in US Senate campaign coverage
KF Kahn
Public Opinion Quarterly, 1991
5711991
The spectacle of US Senate campaigns
KF Kahn, PJ Kenney
Princeton University Press, 1999
4731999
Variability in citizens’ reactions to different types of negative campaigns
KL Fridkin, P Kenney
American journal of political science 55 (2), 307-325, 2011
3132011
Gender, candidate portrayals and election campaigns: A comparative perspective
MC Kittilson, K Fridkin
Politics & gender 4 (3), 371-392, 2008
2642008
Do negative messages work? The impact of negativity on citizens’ evaluations of candidates
KL Fridkin, PJ Kenney
American Politics Research 32 (5), 570-605, 2004
2532004
The role of candidate traits in campaigns
KL Fridkin, PJ Kenney
The Journal of Politics 73 (1), 61-73, 2011
2062011
Liar, liar, pants on fire: How fact-checking influences citizens’ reactions to negative advertising
K Fridkin, PJ Kenney, A Wintersieck
Political Communication 32 (1), 127-151, 2015
2032015
The dimensions of negative messages
KL Fridkin, PJ Kenney
American Politics Research 36 (5), 694-723, 2008
1592008
The role of gender stereotypes in US Senate campaigns
KL Fridkin, PJ Kenney
Politics & Gender 5 (3), 301-324, 2009
1462009
No holds barred: Negativity in US Senate campaigns
KF Kahn, PJ Kenney
Recording for the Blind & Dyslexic, 2004
1422004
Bad for men, better for women: The impact of stereotypes during negative campaigns
KL Fridkin, PJ Kenney, GS Woodall
Political Behavior 31, 53-77, 2009
1302009
Capturing the power of a campaign event: The 2004 presidential debate in Tempe
KL Fridkin, PJ Kenney, SA Gershon, K Shafer, GS Woodall
The Journal of Politics 69 (3), 770-785, 2007
1092007
The changing face of representation: The gender of US senators and constituent communications
K Fridkin, P Kenney
University of Michigan Press, 2014
1042014
How the gender of US senators influences people’s understanding and engagement in politics
KL Fridkin, PJ Kenney
The Journal of Politics 76 (4), 1017-1031, 2014
852014
Examining the gender gap in children’s attitudes toward politics
KL Fridkin, PJ Kenney
Sex Roles 56, 133-140, 2007
832007
Race and police brutality: The importance of media framing
K Fridkin, A Wintersieck, J Courey, J Thompson
International Journal of Communication 11, 21, 2017
752017
On the margins of democratic life: The impact of race and ethnicity on the political engagement of young people
KL Fridkin, PJ Kenney, J Crittenden
American Politics Research 34 (5), 605-626, 2006
632006
Exploring the function of legitimacy: Mediating effects of personal and institutional legitimacy on leadership endorsement and system support.
K Rasinski, TR Tyler, K Fridkin
Journal of Personality and Social Psychology 49 (2), 386, 1985
621985
Spinning debates: The impact of the news media's coverage of the final 2004 presidential debate
KL Fridkin, PJ Kenney, SA Gershon, G Serignese Woodall
The International Journal of Press/Politics 13 (1), 29-51, 2008
562008
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