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Secular Divisions, not Produced in 2016

November 8, 2016 by Kevin Coogan

Election 2016                      Polarized Country not Caused by Candidates A common theme throughout the 2016 election is that the candidates are very divisive and have created divisions in the country.  In fact, the country has been becoming increasingly divided over the last generation(s) and the current candidates are more akin to symptoms than causes.  On a variety […]

Filed Under: Election Tagged With: approval rating, long term secular trends, political polarization, ticket splitting

Media Bias, Social Desirability Bias

October 19, 2016 by Kevin Coogan

Election 2016           Social Desirability Bias / Overview:  Is the Media really Biased? In order for people to feel that an answer in a survey or poll is not socially acceptable, there needs to be a transference mechanism from which they ‘learn’ the standard for socially acceptable responses. For national political campaigns, the […]

Filed Under: Biased Media, Election Tagged With: Media Bias, political polarization, Social Desirability Bias

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