Original Research
Published on 27 Jan 2023
Assessing the public understanding of democracy through conjoint analysis
Frontiers in Political Science
doi 10.3389/fpos.2023.976756
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Editorial
Published on 21 Oct 2022
Editorial: Comparative political science and measurement invariance: Basic issues and current applications
Frontiers in Political Science
doi 10.3389/fpos.2022.1039744
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Data Report
Published on 08 Jul 2022
Trajectories of Experience Through the Pandemic: A Qualitative Longitudinal Dataset
Frontiers in Political Science
doi 10.3389/fpos.2022.791494
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Original Research
Published on 28 Apr 2022
“20 Years After…” GFE 2.0: A Theoretical Revision and Empirical Testing of the Concept of “Group-Focused Enmity” Based on Longitudinal Data
Frontiers in Political Science
doi 10.3389/fpos.2022.752810
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Original Research
Published on 07 Oct 2021
The Relationship Between (sub)national Identity, Citizenship Conceptions, and Perceived Ethnic Threat in Flanders and Wallonia for the Period 1995–2020: A Measurement Invariance Testing Strategy
Frontiers in Political Science
doi 10.3389/fpos.2021.676551
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Original Research
Published on 05 Aug 2021
The EURO-D Measure of Depressive Symptoms in the Aging Population: Comparability Across European Countries and Israel
Frontiers in Political Science
doi 10.3389/fpos.2021.665004
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- 4 citations
Original Research
Published on 28 Jul 2021
Measurement Invariance of Liberal and Authoritarian Notions of Democracy: Evidence From the World Values Survey and Additional Methodological Considerations
Frontiers in Political Science
doi 10.3389/fpos.2021.642283
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Methods
Published on 16 Jul 2021
Alternative Measures of Political Efficacy: The Quest for Cross-Cultural Invariance With Ordinally Scaled Survey Items
Frontiers in Political Science
doi 10.3389/fpos.2021.665532
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Original Research
Published on 11 May 2021
Can We Compare Solidarity Across Europe? What, Why, When, and How to Assess Exact and Approximate Equivalence of First- and Second-Order Factor Models
Frontiers in Political Science
doi 10.3389/fpos.2021.641698
- 1,665 views
- 3 citations