Alyssa J Adams

Undergraduate Researcher, Honors Psychology Student

Political Ideology and its Relationship with Partisan Agreement


Unpublished


Alyssa Adkins, Aidan Bunts, Paul Ceccoli, Emma Hatcher, Leo Liu, Alexis Marsico
The Ohio State University, 2026 Apr 20

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Adkins, A., Bunts, A., Ceccoli, P., Hatcher, E., Liu, L., & Marsico, A. (2026, April 20). Political Ideology and its Relationship with Partisan Agreement. The Ohio State University.


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Adkins, Alyssa, Aidan Bunts, Paul Ceccoli, Emma Hatcher, Leo Liu, and Alexis Marsico. “Political Ideology and Its Relationship with Partisan Agreement.” The Ohio State University, April 20, 2026.


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Adkins, Alyssa, et al. Political Ideology and Its Relationship with Partisan Agreement. The Ohio State University, 20 Apr. 2026.


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@unpublished{alyssa2026a,
  title = {Political Ideology and its Relationship with Partisan Agreement},
  year = {2026},
  month = apr,
  day = {20},
  institution = {The Ohio State University},
  author = {Adkins, Alyssa and Bunts, Aidan and Ceccoli, Paul and Hatcher, Emma and Liu, Leo and Marsico, Alexis},
  month_numeric = {4}
}

This research was developed as part of a group project in PSYCH 4520 Social Psychology Lab, advised by Dr. Kristy Boyce.

Abstract: The modern political landscape promotes extreme values. This raises the issue of information processing and misinformation in pursuit of a tailored narrative. Here, we demonstrate how political polarization impacts ingroup favoritism using a neutral statement on cursive writing in education shown to all participants. Our participants consist of a convenience sample of authors’ family and friends. The study uses a speaker manipulation to assess how a match or mismatch of political ideology affects agreement and support of proposed statements. Our findings suggest that participant political ideology significantly predicted an in-group bias. In addition, speaker manipulation and participant political ideology interacted to predict partisan agreement. Limitations of current work and future directions are discussed.

*manuscript finalized under former last name