Stuart Soroka

Stuart Soroka

Professor

Office: 2327 Rolfe Hall

Personal Website

Biography

In my research, I have been especially interested in negativity (and positivity) in news coverage; in the ways in which media succeed (or fail) to inform the public about policy issues; and in the impact of both legacy and new media on attitudes towards a broad range of policies such as immigration, defense, welfare and health care. My research depends on a variety of quantitative techniques, including survey research, automated content analysis and psychophysiological experimentation.

Education

Ph.D., Political Science, University of British Columbia
M.A, Political Science, Carleton University
B.A., Political Science, Queen's University

Research

political communication; political behavior; political psychology; media effects; public opinion; public policy