Working Papers

Pryor, M. & Rohlfing Pryor, J. “Use of Actor Partner Interdependence Modeling (APIM) with chronically ill and well spouse dyads”.

Rohlfing Pryor, J. & Pryor, M. “A systematic review of mental health clinic voting drives”.

Ksiazkiewicz, A. & Pryor, M. “Why are conservatives (and voters) happier? Life satisfaction and the politics of sleep and health”.

Pryor, M. “Calling in sick to election day: How illness shapes political participation”.

Pryor, M. “Too sick to care: Effects of illness on political efficacy, knowledge, and discussion”.

Pryor, M. (2025, April). “Chronic illness and political participation in the UK using the 2020 Understanding Society data set.” Paper submitted for presentation at the Midwest Political Science Association Conference. Chicago, IL.

Pryor, M. (2025, February). “Improving undergraduate research literacy with high impact practices.” Paper accepted for presentation at the American Political Science Association Teaching and Learning Conference. Alexandria, VA.

Pryor, M. & Rohlfing Pryor, J. (2024, August). “Register to vote at my therapist's office? A systematic review of clinic voting drives.” Poster presented at the American Psychological Association Conference. Seattle, WA.

Pryor, M., & Rohlfing Pryor, J. (2023, April). “Are you sure that's part of my job? Therapists as political process advocates.” Presentation at 1st Annual Diversity, Respect, Inclusion, Veracity & Equity Symposium at Northwestern University. Evanston, IL.

Ksiazkiewicz, A. & Pryor, M. (2021, April). “Why are conservatives happier than liberals? Effects of  sleep and health.” Presentation at the Midwest Political Science Association Conference. Chicago, IL.

Pryor, M. (2013, December). “Rigor and relevance in coursework: Two-tiered instructional methods.” 

Presentation at Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College, Arizona State University. Tempe, AZ.

Pryor, M. (2011, October). “Immersive instruction on the congressional committee system.” Workshop presented at the Arizona Council for Social Studies Conference. Tempe, AZ.