Effects of Land Acknowledgments: Experimental Data from Australia and the USA

Kyle Peyton released this social science dataset in 2026 to examine the impact of land acknowledgments on non-Indigenous populations. It contains replication data and statistical code derived from experimental studies conducted in Australia and the United States.

Use Cases

• Evaluating the variance in audience sentiment toward land acknowledgments using the provided experimental response data
• Conducting cross-national comparative analysis of social attitudes between Australian and American participant cohorts
• Validating the original study's findings by executing the included statistical analysis code on the raw data

Strengths

• Dual-country geographic scope covering Australia and the United States
• Provision of statistical code alongside raw data for research transparency
• Specific focus on non-Indigenous audience reactions to land acknowledgments

Limitations

• Unknown record count and sample size make it difficult to assess statistical power
• Geographic bias is restricted to two Western nations, limiting global generalizability
• Absence of Indigenous perspectives as the study focuses exclusively on non-Indigenous audiences

Provenance

Source

Harvard Dataverse

Collection Method

Experimental survey

Freshness

Last updated March 2026.

Geography

Australia and United States