Status Seeking and Public Discourse Ethics: A Nationally Representative Sample with Longitudinal Follow-up

Joshua B. Grubbs; Justin Tosi; Brandon Warmke

doi:10.17605/OSF.IO/ZBG3D

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Status Seeking and Public Discourse Ethics: A Nationally Representative Sample with Longitudinal Follow-up

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Description: This project (sponsored by the Charles Koch Foundation) is an examination of the role of status-seeking motives and drives in influencing political polarization and public discourse. The first wave of this work (N = 2,519) was collected via YouGov in August of 2019. Follow-up waves were collected in February of 2020, May of 2020, August of 2020, October of 2020, November of 2020, and February of 2021. The final wave of data collection is scheduled for August of 2021.

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