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The Effect of Elite Cues on Policy Attitudes through the Lens of Affective Polarization in Taiwan: The Potent Force of Animosity

Chih-Yu Chin, Cheng-Lung Wang
Journal: Asian Survey
Asian Survey (2024) 64 (5): 730–755.
https://doi.org/10.1525/as.2024.2121910
Published: 30 April 2024
... effect on voters’ policy attitudes when controlling for party-related factors. The effect shows up as a negative cue but not as a positive cue. Moreover, the negative effect varies by candidate. These findings suggest that in policy attitude formation, opposition to a candidate has a stronger effect than...
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