But this is the thing that bothers me - people don't realize that proposing a selection bias is proposing another theory for the results, and that depending on the type of question asked, this theory they're proposing is often extremely unlikely.
the difference in % answers when i do the spot checks in other polls is usually much smaller than 15%, so I assume it's unlikely that this one (out of all the other loaded ones I've done) is subject to this 'identity effect' or whatever. But if i replicated with a study id
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If it were me, I'd have a hard time feeling any confidence in the results. You may be onto something, but this is just so easy to manipulate. You feel this is loaded and other surveys have been loaded, but maybe this is extra loaded? Also, you have 83K followers. About 2K ...
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