Changing Minds or Changing Channels? Partisan News in an Age of Choice

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ISPS ID: 
D105
Suggested citation: 

Kevin Arceneaux & Martin Johnson (2013), Replication Materials for ‘Changing Minds or Changing Channels? Partisan News in an Age of Choice,’ http://hdl.handle.net/10079/383a6e9d-f290-4711-bf5c-9ae419bf415c. ISPS Data Archive.

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Author(s): 

Kevin Arceneaux, Martin Johnson

Data type: 
Experimental data; survey
Data source(s): 

Authors; June 2010 Media Consumption Survey, Pew Research Center

Data source information: 

isps(at)yale(dot)edu

Field date: 
June 1, 2008
Field Date: 
2008-06 - 2011-11
Location: 
Location details: 
CA - Riverside (Experiments)
Unit of observation: 
Individual
Sample size: 
Pew data: 3,006; fall2009FES: 67; fall2009SES: 117; fall2011PPS: 502; fall2011SES: 127; spring2009SES: 182; summer2008FES: 147; summer2009FES: 142; summer2009SES: 120; summer2010PPS:152; winter2009SES: 167
Inclusion/exclusion: 
Experimental subjects were either UC Riverside students or non-students recruited from the Riverside community.
Randomization procedure: 
Standard randomization of individuals
Treatment: 
Participants were randomly assigned to four conditions: 1. a control condition where participants watched a non-political entertainment option, 2. a forced exposure to pro-attitudinal news, 3. a forced exposure to counter-attitudinal news, 4. a choice condition that included partisan news and an entertainment option
Treatment administration: 
Television
Outcome measures: 
Political attitudes
Archive date: 
2015
Owner: 
Authors
Owner contact: 

isps(at)yale(dot)edu

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D105F27 Data file - summer2010PPS .csv 3072 Download file
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D105F25 Data file - summer2009FES .csv 4096 Download file
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D105F23 Data file - spring2009SES .csv 6144 Download file
D105F22 Data file - fall2011SES .csv 6144 Download file
D105F21 Data file - fall2011PPS .csv 26624 Download file
D105F20 Data file - fall2009SES .csv 8192 Download file
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D105F18 Data file - Ch3_Pew .csv 1268777 Download file
D105F17 Output file - main analysis .pdf 133120 Download file
D105F16 program file - cohendsd .ado 1024 Download file
D105F15 Program file - cohens_ds .do 8192 Download file
D105F14 Program file - main analysis .do 8192 Download file
D105F13 Program file - Ch3_pew_replication .do 7168 Download file
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D105F11 Data file - winter2009SES .dta 8192 Download file
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D105F05 Data file - fall2011SES .dta 13312 Download file
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D105F03 Data file - fall2009SES .dta 13312 Download file
D105F02 Data file - fall2009FES .dta 9216 Download file
D105F01 Data file - Ch3_Pew .dta 5781504 Download file