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Less Deception, More Data: Field Experiment Shows Monitoring Reduces Discrimination Against Hispanics

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Does deception in elite field experiments need to happen? A new study tested state legislative offices with minimal deception. Unlike previous 'elite audits', this research found discrimination against Hispanic applicants is reduced when subjects believe their responses will be public.

✅ Key Finding: State legislators show less bias when transparency expectations are clear.

💡 Why This Matters: The results suggest monitoring can decrease discriminatory practices in government service, improving outcomes for vulnerable populations.

Article card for article: Can We Reduce Deception in Elite Field Experiments? Evidence from a Field Experiment with State Legislative Offices
Can We Reduce Deception in Elite Field Experiments? Evidence from a Field Experiment with State Legislative Offices was authored by Michelangelo Landgrave. It was published by Sage in SPPQ in 2020.
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