Enrique Quezada
@equezada.bsky.social
Assistant Professor of Political Science at the College of the Holy Cross | Rice PhD | Latino politics, religion and politics, American political behavior | Clarinetist by training
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@equezada.bsky.social and @shaylafolson@bsky.social present on religion and politics in the US at #MPSA2025 -- using a conjoint experiment to explore how individuals use political cues when engaging in (non)religious boundary making. #PoliSky #ISRNextGeneration buff.ly/iCNyhpW
March 18, 2025 at 6:43 PM
@equezada.bsky.social and @shaylafolson@bsky.social present on religion and politics in the US at #MPSA2025 -- using a conjoint experiment to explore how individuals use political cues when engaging in (non)religious boundary making. #PoliSky #ISRNextGeneration buff.ly/iCNyhpW
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We're so bad at taking this selection bias into account.
Constantly reminding myself that social media is people bringing me the weirdest, dumbest, most outlandish things from the world to me in their cupped hands and saying, “Can you believe this stupid weird, outlandish thing? Isn’t it depressing?” over and over and over. And I keep saying yes.
April 12, 2024 at 7:24 PM
We're so bad at taking this selection bias into account.
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Since the dawn of mankind, undergrads have begun their papers this way.
Can someone please explain the undergraduate urge to begin all history papers with some invocation of "throughout history [paper topic] has been essential to humanity"? Or some other appeal to eternal cosmic forces?
December 14, 2023 at 2:46 PM
Since the dawn of mankind, undergrads have begun their papers this way.