Putting a Number on Preferences: How Numerical Attitudes Are Shaped by Ideology and Equivalency Framing

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RT @MattGrossmann: voters’ ideological differences are reflected in their numerical preferences on policy issues (eg they can translate ide…

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voters’ ideological differences are reflected in their numerical preferences on policy issues (eg they can translate ideology to spending), but they are also highly affected by numerical framing like gain–loss framing & unit framing #SocSciResearch h

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RT @rtpedersen: New article out in IJPOR (@WAPOR): Are voters able to translate abstract ideology into specific numbers on policy? In our a…

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RT @rtpedersen: New article out in IJPOR (@WAPOR): Are voters able to translate abstract ideology into specific numbers on policy? In our a…

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