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The (In)effectiveness of Populist Rhetoric: A Conjoint Experiment of Campaign Messaging
Yaoyao Dai and Alexander Kustov. 2024. The (In)effectiveness of Populist Rhetoric: A Conjoint Experiment of Campaign Messaging. Political Science Research and Methods 12(4): 849-856. DOI: 10.1017/psrm.2023.55.
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Figure 1 Effects of using various features of populist rhetoric on candidate… Figure 2 Effects of using various features of populist rhetoric by populist… Figure 3 Effects of using various features of populist rhetoric by… Table 1 Effects of policy and populist rhetoric on vote choice Appendix
Figure A1 Effects of using various features of populist rhetoric and other… Figure A2 Effects of using various features of populist rhetoric by populist… Figure A3 Effects of using various features of populist rhetoric by… Figure A4 Effects of using various features of populist rhetoric and other… Figure A5 Effects of using various features of populist rhetoric and other… Figure A6 Effects of using various features of populist rhetoric by strong… Table A1 Effects of various candidate and speech characteristics on vote choice Figure A7 Example of a random conjoint task Table A2 Effects of policy and populist rhetoric (components) on vote choice Table A3 Descriptive Statistics (MTurk, n = 1004/8032 vs ANES 2020 Benchmark)