Political Science

Response Item Network (ResIN): A network-based approach to explore attitude systems

D. Carpentras, A. Lueders, et al.

Discover the innovative Response-Item Network (ResIN) methodology, which revolutionizes Belief Network Analysis by revealing attitude asymmetries between groups. This research, conducted by Dino Carpentras, Adrian Lueders, and Michael Quayle, highlights its effectiveness in analyzing complex attitude systems, particularly within the polarized context of US politics.

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Abstract

This manuscript introduces Response-Item Network (ResIN), a novel methodological approach advancing Belief Network Analysis (BNA). ResIN detects attitude asymmetries between groups and incorporates a spatial component linked to Item Response Theory (IRT). Its effectiveness is validated using simulated and real data, demonstrating its utility in analyzing complex attitude systems, particularly in distinguishing between groups with asymmetrical attitudes, such as Democrats and Republicans in the US political context.

Publisher

HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES COMMUNICATIONS

Published On

May 08, 2024

Authors

Dino Carpentras, Adrian Lueders, Michael Quayle

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