(Visiting Research Collaborator, Research Community on Communicating Uncertainty: Science, Institutions, and Ethics in the Politics of Global Climate Change/Princeton Environmental Institute; September 2013 – July 2014)
An expert on questionnaire design and survey research methods, Krosnick has taught courses on survey methods around the world for 30 years and has served as a methodology consultant to government agencies, commercial firms, and academic scholars. His substantive research focuses on how the American public's political attitudes are formed, change, and shape thinking and action. His publications explore the causes of people's decisions about whether to vote, whom to vote for, whether to approve of the President's performance, whether to take action to influence government policy-making on a specific issue, and more. Ph.D. University of Michigan.