This probably comes as no surprise to regular readers of this blog. Some psychology student at NYU has been studying me. His name is Matthew Schottland.
Actually, he's conducting research "in the hope of better understanding voting behavior from a psychological perspective. The survey we are conducting is not aimed at changing respondents' opinions in any way, and this study is not being funded by any interest group or any of the candidates - rather, funding comes from a National Science Foundation grant for social psychological research."
If you're interested, here's a link.
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