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Description: This is the OSF-project of the following publication: Sander, C. W., Degner, J. (2023). Investigating mechanisms of political polarization: Perceivers spontaneously infer ideological categories from other people's behavior. Journal of Applied Social Psychology.

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Spontaneous Ideological Inferences Exp. 1

Sander & Degner
Experiment 1 of the following project: https://osf.io/f5bv9
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Spontaneous Ideological Inferences Exp. 2

Sander & Degner
Experiment 2 of the following project: https://osf.io/f5bv9
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Spontaneous Ideological Inferences Exp. 3

Sander & Degner
Experiment 3 of the following project: https://osf.io/f5bv9
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Sander & Degner
Experiment 4 of the following project: https://osf.io/f5bv9
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Sander & Degner
Experiment 5 of the following project: https://osf.io/f5bv9
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