Predicting Ideological Prejudice: A Pre-Registered Replication of Brandt (2017)

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Brandt (2017) demonstrated that a simple model using the perceived ideology of a target group can predict the size and direction of the association between political ideology and prejudice. A meta-analysis of four studies showed that this simple ideology only model performs better than a null model and models using the perceived conventionalism, status, and choice of being a member of the target groups. This report describes a preregistered replication which uses data from the American National Election Study’s 2016 Time Series (N = 2616), archival data that was only made available after the study was preregistered. The findings of Brandt (2017) were replicated and the meta-analysis reported in Brandt (2017) is updated with these new data.

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Brandt, M. (2018). Predicting Ideological Prejudice: A Pre-Registered Replication of Brandt (2017). https://doi.org/10.31234/osf.io/buw8f