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Which Comes First: Ideology, or Moral Values? Panel evidence from the 2024 U.S. Presidential Election
Recent work has called into question the longstanding intuition that differences in political orientation are attributable to differences in moral values; instead, people may change their reported values to justify their political preferences. To identify which most plausibly causes which, we conduc
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