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13:10 - 14:50
Parallel sessions 3
13:10 - 14:50
P3-S75
POLMET - Conjoint experiments
Room: 1A.10
Chair/s:
Merve Biten Butorac
Discussant/s:
Jeffrey Ziegler
P3-S75-1
Marginal Component Effects as Measures of Preferences in Conjoint Experiments: Assessing Predictive Validity at the Individual Level
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Kirill Zhirkov, University of Virginia
P3-S75-2
Capturing Complex Preferences: Constant Sum Scales as an Advanced Method to Study Preferences for Mixed Governance Systems
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Anja Rieker, University of Stuttgart
P3-S75-3
Why a conjoint? Methodological discussion on its advantages for affective polarization research
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José Miguel Rojo-Martínez, University of Murcia
P3-S75-4
Public Support for Nuclear Energy in Fight Against Climate Change: A Twin Conjoint Experiment on Fusion and Next-Generation Fission Technologies?
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Francesco Nicoli, Assistant Professor, Merve Biten Butorac, Postdoctoral Researcher
P3-S75-5
Support for Democracy: Attitudinal versus Revealed-Preference Measures
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Milan Svolik, Yale University

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