Experimental Survey Data on Deliberation in Direct Democracy

Featuring replication files for an experimental study examining the added value of deliberation in a direct democratic process. It includes original raw data and R scripts required to reproduce the published results. The specific number of rows, columns, and file formats are not provided in the input.

Use Cases

• Reproduce experimental results on deliberation and outcome acceptance using the provided R scripts and raw data.
• Analyze survey experiment data referenced in the associated Political Behavior article.
• Examine the relationship between democratic innovations and public acceptance using the original survey data.

Strengths

• Includes the original raw data and all code necessary for full replication of the study.
• Associated with a pre-registered experimental design documented on OSF.
• Data is linked to a peer-reviewed publication in Political Behavior with a 2026 publication date.

Limitations

• The dataset's size, structure (rows/columns), and specific variables are not described in the input.
• The data appears to be a single snapshot from a specific experiment, limiting temporal or geographic generalizability.
• Usage requires specific technical knowledge of the R programming language and its dependencies.

Provenance

Source

Radboud Data Repository, doi: 10.34973/b2eb-n093

Collection Method

Experimental survey data from a study on hybrid democratic innovations.

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