A Meta-Analysis of the Effects of Cross-Cutting Exposure on Political Participation

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@rsterbal Thanks! For self-expression, see Dan Lane's work: https://t.co/7gw9c70IQB And for cross-cutting, here's a summary with all the insights: https://t.co/KotTAJXb3y

06 Sep 2023

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RT @RyanLeith26: I am in a TWEET-Y mood today. Anyways here's an article on a meta-analysis for cross-cutting exposure in contrary informat…

19 Apr 2020

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I am in a TWEET-Y mood today. Anyways here's an article on a meta-analysis for cross-cutting exposure in contrary information to political views that only reiterates my love for group theories and the tenuously rational approach to information have https:/

19 Apr 2020

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Contrary to popular (scholarly) opinion, exposure to opposing perspectives does NOT reduce political participation. A Meta-Analysis of the Effects of Cross-Cutting Exposure on Political Participation https://t.co/t8y47oAsN6

22 Feb 2020

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