Alberto Stefanelli

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Lecturer
Department of Political Science & Statistics
Yale University

My research focuses on radicalism, voting behaviour, and democratic representation. In particular, I explore the motivations behind individuals embracing radical ideologies and analyzes their profound impact on political judgments and attitudes toward democracy. I am also interested in conjoint experiments, interviewer effects, NPL, and machine learning.


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alberto.stefanelli@yale.edu
Institution for Social and Policy Studies, 77 Prospect Street
New Haven, CT 06511
USA

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I received the 2021 Berg-Schlosser Award for outstanding pedagogy at the ECPR Methods School for my role of Teaching Assistant for a variety of advanced statistical courses. This work included creating lab sections for a several advanced methods courses, including Structural Equation Modelling (SEM), Multilevel SEM, and Advanced Multilevel Regression Modelling.

You are welcome to use my teaching material, but please make sure to attribute it to me.


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