Dr. Nicholas Davis
Assistant Professor
- ntdavis2@ua.edu
- ten Hoor Hall 340
- Website
Education
- PhD, Louisiana State University, 2017
- BA, Taylor University, 2010
Research Areas
- Political Psychology, Public Opinion, Ideology, Democratic Beliefs, Experimental Design, Measurement Theory
About
Office Hours:
By Appointment only
Teaching Interests:
American Politics
Selected Publications
Davis, Nicholas T. 2019. “Identity sorting and political compromise.” American Politics Research, 47(2).
Davis, Nicholas T. and Christopher M. Federico. 2019. “Constructing Images of the Divine: Latent Heterogeneity in Americans’ Impressions of God.” Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion, 58(1), 47-66.
Davis, Nicholas T. and Matthew P. Hitt. 2017. “Winning, losing, and the dynamics of external political efficacy.” International Journal of Public Opinion Research, 29(4), 676-689
Davis, Nicholas T. and Johanna Dunaway. 2016. “Party polarization, media choice, and partisan-ideological sorting.” Public Opinion Quarterly, 80(S1), 272- 297.
McCarthy, Angela, Nicholas T. Davis, James C. Garand, and Laura R. Olson. 2016. “Religion and attitudes toward redistributive policies among Americans.” Political Research Quarterly, 69(1), 121-133.
Davis, Nicholas T. 2015. “The role of indifference in split-ticket voting.” Political Behavior, 23(1), 67-86.