Recently in the sister blog

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Can you trust international surveys?

Place your bets now. How much does someone’s world view predict their other attitudes?

You funded these clinical trials, but you’ll never know what they found.

Where’s the partisan polarization on abortion?

Political scientists are debating how to make research more transparent. Here’s a way forward.

Maybe college football doesn’t affect presidential elections after all.

Guess who used to be okay with the death penalty?

Has Britain’s Labour party already lost the 2020 election?

When good governments (or any governments) base policies on bad research

Can Bernie win in 2016?

Why do people on the other side seem so unreasonable?

Essentialism and racial bias jointly contribute to the categorization of multiracial individuals

6 thoughts on “Recently in the sister blog

  1. Andrew:

    Comments are closed on the death penalty article on the sister blog, so I am posting here. Can you explain why the top graph shows an increase in overall support for the death penalty from 1965-1985, but no increase for any subgroup in the graph at the bottom?

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