Word of mouth (WOM) is an important component of a complex and dynamic marketplace
environment, and as such, WOM research is best undertaken as part of a holistic research …

Partisan change in the 1984 election campaign is analyzed in the continuous monitoring
studies by the National Election Studies and Decision/Making/Information. More change was …

This thesis argues that political party affiliation is a more responsive and dynamic element
of American electoral behavior than previously demonstrated. Evidence based on 66,000 …

Purpose: The primary objective of this systematic review was to examine the effectiveness
of eye-gaze control technology for facilitating communication across different social contexts …

Using data from a survey in a number of world cities before the outbreak of hostilities in the
Persian Gulf, we explore the sources and magnitude of the gender gap in support for military …

The period between the August 1990 Iraqi invasion of Kuwait and the beginning of the US‐led
military counteroffensive in January 1991 provides the focus for an analysis of the effect of …

CLYDE WILCOX Georgetown University rT _HE INFLUENCE of religious attributes on political
attitudes and orientations has been the subject of renewed interest in the past few years. …

Authors’ Note: We would like to thank anonymous reviewers and the editors for helpful
comments. The data were made available by the Citizens for a Free Kuwait and by the Wirthlin …

… WILCOX, CLYDE, AIJITANAKA, and DEE ALLSOP, “World Opınıon in the Gulf Crısıs," 69 …
“Why Don't Democracıes Fight Each Other? An Experımental Study,” Mıntz and Geva, 484 “…

… There is evidence that media exposure affected American attitudes toward the Gulf War (Wilcox,
Gunn, Ferrara, and Allsop 1992), although we have little evidence to date for this …