The Role of Self-Focused Attention in Political Participation Decisions
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An Ethical Responsibility Model of Electoral Participation and Candidate Choice
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Moral Reasoning Effects on Political Participation
Muhlberger, P. (2000c). Moral Reasoning Effects on Political Participation Decisions. Political Psychology, 21(4), 667–695.
Public Trust and Confidence in the Courts: What Public Opinion Surveys Mean to Judges
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How the Public Views the State Courts: A 1999 National Survey
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The Role of Political Agency in Political Participation Decisions
Muhlberger, P. (1998b). The Role of Political Agency in Political Participation Decisions. Presented at the International Society of Political Psychology Annual Meeting, Montreal, Canada.
Pathologies of Rational Choice: The Status of Rational Choice Explanations of Political Participation
Muhlberger, P. J. (1998). Pathologies of Rational Choice: The Status of Rational Choice Explanations of Political Participation. Political Psychology, 19(4), 874–878.