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Partisan Bias on Sexual Misconduct Lessens When Supporters Reflect Thanks to #MeToo
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Partisans
#MeToo Movement
Survey Experiment
Reflective Thought
Political Behavior
AJPS
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Partisan-Motivated Evaluations of Sexual Misconduct and the Mitigating Role of the #MeToo Movement was authored by Samara Klar and Alexandra McCoy. It was published by Wiley in AJPS in 2021.

This research explores partisan evaluations of sexual misconduct allegations within politics and how the #MeToo movement influences them.

Data & Methods

* We use a two-wave survey experiment design.

* Our findings show partisans are more critical of out-party members regarding such allegations.

* Individuals less likely to engage in reflective thinking demonstrate heightened bias.

Key Findings

Stronger support for #MeToo leads individuals, including those predisposed against reflection, toward fairer evaluations.*

* The movement appears effective at mitigating partisan motivated reasoning when assessing political misconduct cases.

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