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Replication Data for: The Expressive Value of Answering Survey Questions
No full textThese files reproduce all analysis in Graham & Huber, "The Expressive Value of Answering Survey Questions." For a description of the contents, see readme.txt
Replication Data for: "We Don't Know" Means "They're Not Sure"
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"We Don't Know" Means "They're Not Sure"
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Replication data for: Detecting and Deterring Information Search in Online Surveys
No full textThis paper introduces a framework for evaluating methods of combatting information search in online surveys. Three empirical studies based on the framework suggest that search is a serious but manageable problem. Search frequency varies substantially with question content, ranging from 2 to 30 percent in batteries of general political knowledge questions. Deterrence works: a pledge not to cheat reduces search by half. Detection also works: web browser paradata identify 70-85 percent of search, while 60-85 percent of search on knowledge questions is undertaken by respondents who correctly answer ``catch'' questions about obscure Supreme Court cases. Detection and deterrence are complements: deterrence reduces search ex ante, while detection quantifies success and provides ex post options for dealing with undeterred search. In combination, the three methods tested (pledge, paradata, catch) deter or detect more than 90 percent of search, leaving search to affect about 0.5 percent of the remaining observations
Replication data for: Democracy in America? Partisanship, Polarization, and the Robustness of Support for Democracy in the United States
No full textThis replication file includes data and code to reproduce the final pre-publication versions of the manuscript and appendix. See readme.pdf for details.
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Replication Data for: Combatting Hateful Attitudes and Browsing Behavior: The Case of Antisemitism
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Replication Data for: Increasing Demand for Fact-Checking
No full textContains all files necessary to replicate "Increasing Demand for Fact-Checking," forthcoming in Political Communication. See readme.txt for a description of the contents
Replication Data for: Did Indictments Rally Trump's Base? Evidence from the Counterfactual Format
No full textContains all files needed to replicate Barari Coppock Graham & Padgett, "Did Indictments Rally Trump's Base? Evidence from the Counterfactual Format," forthcoming in Public Opinion Quarterly. See README.txt
Replication Data for: Less Partisan but No More Competent: Expressive Responding and Fact-Opinion Discernment
No full textContains data and code that reproduce all analysis in the main text and supplementary material. For more information, see readme.txt
Replication Data for: Self-Awareness of Political Knowledge
No full textDespite widespread concern over false beliefs about politically-relevant facts, little is known about how strongly Americans believe their answers to poll questions. I propose a conceptual framework for characterizing survey responses about facts: self-awareness, or how well people can assess their own knowledge. I measure self-awareness of political knowledge by eliciting respondent certainty about answers to 24 factual questions about politics. Even on “unfavorable” facts that are inconvenient to the respondent’s political party, more-certain respondents are more likely to answer correctly. Because people are somewhat aware of their ignorance, respondents usually describe their incorrect responses as low-certainty guesses, not high-certainty beliefs. Where misperceptions exist, they tend to be bipartisan: Democrats and Republicans perform poorly on the same questions and explain their answers using similar points of reference
Replication Data for: Asking About Attitude Change
No full textThis replication archive contains all data and analysis for Graham and Coppock, "Asking About Attitude Change." For a description of the contents, see readme.txt
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