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In another study (september 2018), we have looked at the effects of thinking about one’s own positions on moral issues vs thinking about the positions of someone identifying with a disliked political faction. To this end, we have already measured responses from a non probabilistic sample recruited through an ad in an online social network (september 2018). In the present study, we aim to replicate the main findings of the study with the non-probabilistic sample and increase the representativeness of the previous sample by means of a within-subject survey drawing on a nationally representative online panel.
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