Marzia Oceno
Biographic Data
| ID | 1599507 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Marzia Oceno |
| GIVEN NAMES | Marzia |
| FAMILY NAME | Oceno |
| SIGNATURE | OCENO M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Florida International University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-0857-8854 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 146 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 8 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
The Intersectional Anger Gap
Political science research has long demonstrated a relationship between anger and political participation, a relationship that is likely to significantly vary across intersectional groups. While anger has increased overall, Black men and women have generally reported lower levels of anger and a weaker relationship between anger and electoral participation than white men and women. However, because of variations in both historical and contemporary…
How social desirability bias impacts the expression of emotions
Emotions and their sociopolitical impact have received increasing scholarly attention. However, it remains largely unclear whether emotional expression within surveys is subject to social desirability bias. By drawing on impression management theory and the disclosure decision model, I argue that emotional expression is likely prone to social desirability bias in interviewer-administered survey modes and test my hypotheses on mixed-mode ANES data…
Toeing the Party Line
What is the relationship between feminism and political participation? How does partisanship moderate this relationship? Prior research shows that gender attitudes, particularly sexism, rather than gender identity per se, increasingly shape vote choice and participation in US elections. However, the role played by feminism in voter behaviour remains scarcely understood. As feminist identification crosses partisanship, we argue that its impact on …
Feminism within parties
Although gender-related attitudes have played an increasingly larger role in recent U.S. elections, the implications of feminist identity beyond electoral politics remain largely understudied. This paper examines how the interaction of feminist and party ID impacts political elite evaluations and policy attitudes that are not gender-based by relying on an original survey fielded as part of the 2020 CES and the 2016 ANES. Our analyses show that fe…
The Impact of Racial Descriptive Norms on Vaccination against Covid-19
Racial disparities have persisted in COVID-19 infection, hospitalization, and death rates in the United States. Differences in vaccination hesitancy have also emerged by race: communities of color and, particularly, African Americans have been more reluctant to get a vaccine to prevent COVID-19. Can racial descriptive norms provide a tool to increase confidence and reduce hesitancy within the US public? We conducted a survey experiment at the end…
The Electoral Costs and Benefits of Feminism in Contemporary American Politics
American Rage
Mobilizing Sexism
The outcome of the 2016 US presidential election cycle generated a great deal of attention about the political psychology of the average American voter. A familiar narrative was that authoritarianism, perhaps triggered by fears of cultural and economic change, was the primary driver of support for Donald Trump. This article argues that sexism has been underestimated as a political force, especially given the angry emotional climate. The article f…
Mobilizing Sexism
The outcome of the 2016 US presidential election cycle generated a great deal of attention about the political psychology of the average American voter. A familiar narrative was that authoritarianism, perhaps triggered by fears of cultural and economic change, was the primary driver of support for Donald Trump. This article argues that sexism has been underestimated as a political force, especially given the angry emotional climate. The article f…
The Electoral Costs and Benefits of Feminism in Contemporary American Politics
Toeing the Party Line
What is the relationship between feminism and political participation? How does partisanship moderate this relationship? Prior research shows that gender attitudes, particularly sexism, rather than gender identity per se, increasingly shape vote choice and participation in US elections. However, the role played by feminism in voter behaviour remains scarcely understood. As feminist identification crosses partisanship, we argue that its impact on …
How social desirability bias impacts the expression of emotions
Emotions and their sociopolitical impact have received increasing scholarly attention. However, it remains largely unclear whether emotional expression within surveys is subject to social desirability bias. By drawing on impression management theory and the disclosure decision model, I argue that emotional expression is likely prone to social desirability bias in interviewer-administered survey modes and test my hypotheses on mixed-mode ANES data…
Mobilizing Sexism
The outcome of the 2016 US presidential election cycle generated a great deal of attention about the political psychology of the average American voter. A familiar narrative was that authoritarianism, perhaps triggered by fears of cultural and economic change, was the primary driver of support for Donald Trump. This article argues that sexism has been underestimated as a political force, especially given the angry emotional climate. The article f…
American Rage
Feminism within parties
Although gender-related attitudes have played an increasingly larger role in recent U.S. elections, the implications of feminist identity beyond electoral politics remain largely understudied. This paper examines how the interaction of feminist and party ID impacts political elite evaluations and policy attitudes that are not gender-based by relying on an original survey fielded as part of the 2020 CES and the 2016 ANES. Our analyses show that fe…
The Impact of Racial Descriptive Norms on Vaccination against Covid-19
Racial disparities have persisted in COVID-19 infection, hospitalization, and death rates in the United States. Differences in vaccination hesitancy have also emerged by race: communities of color and, particularly, African Americans have been more reluctant to get a vaccine to prevent COVID-19. Can racial descriptive norms provide a tool to increase confidence and reduce hesitancy within the US public? We conducted a survey experiment at the end…
The Electoral Costs and Benefits of Feminism in Contemporary American Politics
Toeing the Party Line
What is the relationship between feminism and political participation? How does partisanship moderate this relationship? Prior research shows that gender attitudes, particularly sexism, rather than gender identity per se, increasingly shape vote choice and participation in US elections. However, the role played by feminism in voter behaviour remains scarcely understood. As feminist identification crosses partisanship, we argue that its impact on …
How social desirability bias impacts the expression of emotions
Emotions and their sociopolitical impact have received increasing scholarly attention. However, it remains largely unclear whether emotional expression within surveys is subject to social desirability bias. By drawing on impression management theory and the disclosure decision model, I argue that emotional expression is likely prone to social desirability bias in interviewer-administered survey modes and test my hypotheses on mixed-mode ANES data…
The Intersectional Anger Gap
Political science research has long demonstrated a relationship between anger and political participation, a relationship that is likely to significantly vary across intersectional groups. While anger has increased overall, Black men and women have generally reported lower levels of anger and a weaker relationship between anger and electoral participation than white men and women. However, because of variations in both historical and contemporary…
Political science (6 works) · Politics (6 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Gender Politics and Representation (5 works) · Gender Studies (5 works) · Law (5 works) · Electoral Systems and Political Participation (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Psychology (4 works) · Social Psychology (4 works)