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Effects of societal situations on redistribution, expected moral behaviour, and preference for authoritarian governance

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This archive relates to the paper ‘If men were angels, no government would be necessary’: intuitive theories of social motivation and preference for authoritarian leaders' by Daniel Nettle and Rebecca Saxe.

It contains pre-registered protocols plus data and R code for the experimental studies. For the World Values Survey study, the R code is included here but the data need to be obtained from the …

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