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Sexism in Online Discussions

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Description: This preregistered study investigates how sexism in the form of denying women competence in online discussions affects the political participation in online environments of men and women. It also explores various possible side factors as well as the general prevalence of hostile online discussion experiences among a representative sample of German adults.

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