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15:30 - 17:00
Panel - Individual preferences 2, Floor 3, Room 319, Nature House
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Chair/s:
Arto Arman
Arto Arman - Standing in Prisoners’ Shoes: An Experiment on How Prison Experience Shapes Public Attitudes Towards Criminal Justice Policy
Yevhen Voronin - Predicting Cinema Attendance For Romantic, Sci-Fi, Documentary And Horror Films: A Factorial Survey Approach
Huyen Nguyen - Human vs. AI Recruitment: A Vignette Survey Experiment on Self-Presentation Strategies in the US and UK Labor Markets
Alexandra Kommol - The role of similarity in natives’ contact intentions towards immigrants: evidence from a conjoint experiment
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Standing in Prisoners’ Shoes: An Experiment on How Prison Experience Shapes Public Attitudes Towards Criminal Justice Policy
Arto Arman 1, Andreas Beerli 1, Michel Marechal 2, Aljosha Henkel 1
1 KOF Swiss Economic Institute, ETH Zurich, 2 Department of Economics, University of Zurich
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Predicting Cinema Attendance For Romantic, Sci-Fi, Documentary And Horror Films: A Factorial Survey Approach
Yevhen Voronin
University of Wuppertal
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Human vs. AI Recruitment: A Vignette Survey Experiment on Self-Presentation Strategies in the US and UK Labor Markets
Huyen Nguyen 1, Frank van Tubergen 1, 2
1 Utrecht University, 2 Netherlands Interdisciplinary Demographic Institute
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The role of similarity in natives’ contact intentions towards immigrants: evidence from a conjoint experiment
Alexandra Kommol
University of Mannheim, Mannheim Centre for European Social Research (MZES)
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