Princeton University Details Findings in Political Science (Attitude Responsiveness and Partisan Bias: Direct Experience with the Affordable Care Act)
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According to the news reporters, the research concluded: "These motivated attributions for their personal situations temper how responsive partisans' attitudes are to information acquired through personal experience."
For more information on this research see: Attitude Responsiveness and Partisan Bias: Direct Experience with the Affordable Care Act. Political Behavior, 2016;38(4):861-882. Political Behavior can be contacted at: Springer,
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