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Political Research and Video Content Analysis | CCSE Research Conference 2021

These papers take both a longitudinal and single-event approach to political phenomena including behavior in televised presidential debates, analysis of farm policy, and the visual symbols in the second Trump impeachment trial. From violations of traditional “debate space” to visuals including video exhibits in the once staid Senate, to the evolution of farm policy, we see change across very different political arenas. Detecting Nonverbal Aggression in Presidential Debate: A Longitudinal Computer Vision Analysis of Candidate Behavior, 1976-2020 Erik P. Bucy, Texas Tech University, College of Media and Communication Dhavan Shah, University of Wisconsin, Madison, School of Journalism and Mass Communication Non-Presenting Authors Porismita Borah, Washington State University, Edward R. Murrow College of Communication Sang Jung Kim, University of Wisconsin, Madison, School of Journalism and Mass Communication William A. Sethares, University of Wisconsin, Madison, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering Zhongkai Sun, Amazon, Alexa AI U.S. Congress’ Moral Sentiments Toward Farmers and Farming From 2012-2021 Jacob A. Miller, Kansas State University, Department of Sociology, Anthropology, and Social Work Visualizing the Incitement of Insurrection: A Content Analysis of Visual Symbols used in Donald J. Trump’s Second Impeachment Trial Stephanie Wideman, University of Indianapolis, Department of Communication Laura M. Wilson, University of Indianapolis, History and Political Science Non-Presenting Author: Whitney Tipton, University of Indianapolis, Department of Communication Moderator: Alison Novak Speakers: Erik P. Bucy Dhavan Shah Jacob A. Miller Stephanie Wideman Laura Merrifeld Wilson Non-Presenting Authors Porismita Borah Sang Jun Kim Whitney Tipton William A. Sethares Zhongkai Sun