Jake Haselswerdt

Associate Professor

University of Missouri

United States

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Jake Haselswerdt is an Associate Professor at the University of Missouri, located in the United States. His research areas include mental health treatment access, political participation during crises, and the impact of social media on public opinion. He has published recent articles exploring themes such as Medicaid expansion, political implications of COVID-19, and the relationship between race, immigration, and policy assumptions.

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Articles (18)

Mental Health Treatment Access: Experience, Hypotheticals, and Public Opinion

Echo Chambers or Doom Scrolling? Homophily, Intensity, and Exposure to Elite Social Media Messages

Ideology, Information, and Social Welfare Preferences

The Politics of Personal Crisis: How Life Disruptions Shape Political Participation

Provider Capacity During Medicaid Expansion and a Public Health Emergency

Awareness of COVID-19 at the Local Level: Perceptions and Political Consequences

Who does COVID-19 hurt most? Perceptions of unequal impact and political implications

Stable Condition: Elites’ Limited Influence on Health Care Attitudes. By Daniel J. Hopkins. New York: Russell Sage Foundation, 2023. 288p. $39.95 paper.

Protest and state policy agendas: Marches and gun policy after Parkland

A crisis in my community? Local-level awareness of the opioid epidemic and political consequences

Advocating for Medicaid Expansion in Republican States: Overcoming “Fractious Federalism” in the Statehouse and Ballot Box

Social Welfare Attitudes and Immigrants as a Target Population: Experimental Evidence

Social Welfare Attitudes and Immigrants as a Target Population: Experimental Evidence

Carving Out: Isolating the True Effect of Self-Interest on Policy Attitudes

Carving Out: Isolating the True Effect of Self-Interest on Policy Attitudes

Who Benefits? Race, Immigration, and Assumptions About Policy

Are All Network Ties Created Equal? Distinguishing Between Strength and Use of Ties in Bureaucrat–Lobbyist Alliances

The Affordable Care Act and Polarization in the United States

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Christopher Ojeda

Yuko Sato

Jamila Michener

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