Cool (and a bit scary), thanks.

Did you also ask, why it chose this description? As in: are white males more approachable than black women?

Hopefully, you will be just as interested tomorrow when I show how citizens on both sides of the climate cleavage accept undemocratic means to achieve their goals (and that many hide this willingness from us researchers...)

Bonus: This time, I can actually corroborate some hypotheses.

For everyone arriving early: Find me in the first panel - discussing why climate concern could decrease democratic support, showing that it does not, and trying to figure out why.

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Maybe we will never know... But I am sure there at least 5 people currently checking whether they can justify causal claims about exactly that with a unexpected event during survey design ;)

Its either voting against those in power or whoever ist most "trendy" at the time. Looking forward to many studies on the Linke's social media campaign...

Ups, sorry.

Is it possible to provide numbers by sub-topic? Speaking to colleagues I feel like 'Political Psychology' could deserve its own track, but maybe that's just my bubble...

Hey hey, thanks for setting this up. Could you add me to the list? :)

I couldn't find any information online about registration fee (for online participation) - do you know how much it was in previous years? Asking for a funding-limited PhD Candidate ;)