Voters More Likely To Accept Climate Change Warnings When The Room is Warm – Behaviour Scientist

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By Kyla MandelApr 29, 2015, 3:01 am78 pts
The way people vote can depend on much more than just the issues being debated scientists have found. Several studies have shown that subtle psychological cues can be just as effective at influencing voter decisions as what political parties promise in speeches and manifestos. Nick Chater, professor of…

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