Before revision: If the information is inconsistent with the voter's prior beliefs, then the information is not accepted.<ref>{{cite URL title=What Nature and Origins Leaves Out| first=John| last=Zaller| journal=Critical Review| volume=24| issue=4| pages=569–642|year=2012|doi=10.1080/08913811.2012.807648 }}</ref> In political science, Zaller's work has been instrumental in the examination of two major types of evaluations: 1) on-line evaluations; and 2) memory-based evaluations.
After revision: | s2cid=144980145If the information is inconsistent with the voter's prior beliefs, then the information is not accepted.<ref>{{cite URL title=What Nature and Origins Leaves Out| first=John| last=Zaller| journal=Critical Review| volume=24| issue=4| pages=569–642|year=2012|doi=10.1080/08913811.2012.807648 }}</ref> In political science, Zaller's work has been instrumental in the examination of two major types of evaluations: 1) on-line evaluations; and 2) memory-based evaluations.