Atoning vs. evading when caught transgressing: two multi-theory-based experiments investigating strategies for politicians responding to scandal

Overview of attention for article published in Human Communication Research, June 2024

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RT @DavidClementson: The best strategy for politicians to handle a scandal? Just simply apologize. https://t.co/uNOaUOrCRb via @SFreeman0…

The best strategy for politicians to handle a scandal? Just simply apologize. https://t.co/uNOaUOrCRb via @SFreeman0 @UGAGrady cc: @HCR_Journal https://t.co/6lquLzt5LV

RT @HCR_Journal: New experiments from researchers @DavidClementson @UGAGrady and @UMSoC @univmiami reveal why politicians should apologize…

New experiments from researchers @DavidClementson @UGAGrady and @UMSoC @univmiami reveal why politicians should apologize or steal thunder in sex scandals and hypocritical partisan scandals. https://t.co/kOVZYUBq5L

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