Persuading partisans

Erik Peterson ()
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Erik Peterson: Rice University

Nature Human Behaviour, 2023, vol. 7, issue 4, 480-481

Abstract: Are people unwilling or unable to engage with information that runs against the views of their party? Tappin et al. push against this notion with a survey experiment that shows the public responds to counter-partisan policy arguments by changing their minds about these issues, even when they also see where party leaders stand on them.

Date: 2023
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