Reducing Exclusionary Attitudes through Interpersonal Conversation: Evidence from Three Field Experiments

Overview of attention for article published in American Political Science Review, February 2020

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@andersem @amyliztweets Good thing we have a culture and social-media environment that foster the nonjudgmental exchange of narratives. https://t.co/yQDzcqVw7g https://t.co/7Ifs1WNgD1

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@Henry_I_Yena @emilylorange @PhilosophyTube Actually one on one, two-way conversations conducted in the right way are a really effective tool for changing minds. (Paper here: https://t.co/qYYrr0JNl7 And WaPo write up here: https://t.co/PfN370Qahy)

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@AmandaKMontoya @EfrenPoliPsy https://t.co/yqn9n0jmV8 https://t.co/LxGlf4GAAu

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Cites for effectiveness of GOTV & relative ineffectiveness of usual in-person canvassing: by @dbroockman & @j_kalla, https://t.co/yBYTzWQtUo and Gerber & Green (https://t.co/jX1drQO0uc) BUT "deep" canvassing can change attitudes: https://t.co

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