Original paper
Students’ Religiosity and Perceptions of Professor Bias: Some Empirical Lessons for Sociologists
Abstract
A political mismatch between professors and a large swath of the student population has been widely documented. This mismatch is salient within sociology, where left-leaning politics are mainstream and institutionalized. Further, extant research indicates that this political mismatch leads students outside of the left-leaning mainstream to perceive that their professors are politically biased and to have diminished classroom experiences....
Paper Details
Title
Students’ Religiosity and Perceptions of Professor Bias: Some Empirical Lessons for Sociologists
Published Date
Jul 25, 2018
Journal
Volume
50
Issue
1
Pages
136 - 153
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