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Integrating Computer Prediction Methods in Social Science: A Comment on Hofman et al. (2021) by Breznau, Nate

“…Machine learning and other computer-driven prediction models are one of the fastest growing trends in computational social science. These methods and…”
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Positive Returns and Equilibrium: Simultaneous Feedback Between Public Opinion and Social Policy by Breznau, Nate

“…This paper pushes forward political research from across disciplines seeking to understand the linkages between public opinion and social policy in…”
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Does Sociology Need Open Science? by Breznau, Nate

“…Reliability, transparency, and ethical crises pushed many social science disciplines toward dramatic changes, in particular psychology and more recently…”
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Immigration and the welfare state: A cross-regional analysis of European welfare attitudes by Eger, Maureen A, Breznau, Nate

“…A growing body of research connects diversity to anti-welfare attitudes and lower levels of social welfare expenditure, yet most evidence comes from analyses…”
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The Missing Main Effect of Welfare State Regimes: A Replication of ‘Social Policy Responsiveness in Developed Democracies’ by Brooks and Manza by Breznau, Nate

“…This article reports the results of a replication of Brooks and Manza's "Social Policy Responsiveness in Developed Democracies" published in 2006 in the…”
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The limits of inequality: Public support for social policy across rich democracies by Breznau, Nate, Hommerich, Carola

“…Does public opinion react to inequality, and if so, how? The social harms caused by increasing inequality should cause public opinion to ramp up demand for…”
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Immigrant presence, group boundaries, and support for the welfare state in Western European societies by Breznau, Nate, Eger, Maureen A

“…The intersection of group dynamics and socioeconomic status theories is applied as a framework for the puzzling relationship of immigration and support for the…”
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Editorial: Group dynamics and redistributive policy preferences in the Global South by Steele, Liza G, Breznau, Nate

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Attitudes toward Redistributive Policy: An Introduction by Steele, Liza G., Breznau, Nate

“…We provide an overview of the field of preferences for redistribution research, including divergent terminological and theoretical approaches. We review the…”
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The welfare state and risk perceptions: the Novel Coronavirus Pandemic and public concern in 70 countries by Breznau, Nate

“…The Novel Coronavirus Pandemic causes heightened risk perceptions, in particular related to health, mortality and economic security. In 'normal' times, these…”
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David L. Weakliem. Public Opinion by Breznau, Nate

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A Clash of Civilizations? Preferences for Religious Political Leaders in 86 Nations by Breznau, Nate, Lykes, Valerie A., Kelley, Jonathan, Evans, M. D. R.

“…Huntington claimed that today's major conflicts are most likely to erupt between religiously defined "civilizations," in particular between Christianity and…”
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I Saw You in the Crowd: Credibility, Reproducibility, and Meta-Utility by Breznau, Nate

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Simultaneous Feedback Models with Macro-Comparative Cross-Sectional Data by Nate Breznau

“…Social scientists often work with theories of reciprocal causality. Sometimes theories suggest that reciprocal causes work simultaneously, or work on a…”
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No generalizable effect of income inequality on public support for governmental redistribution among rich democracies 1987–2010 by Breznau, Nate, Hommerich, Carola

“…We revisit a longstanding hypothesis that the public become more supportive of redistributive policy as income inequality rises. Previous tests of this…”
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Reply to Engzell: Maybe in plain sight but out of focus by Breznau, Nate, Rinke, Eike Mark

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Secondary observer effects: idiosyncratic errors in small-N secondary data analysis by Breznau, Nate

“…In this paper, I extend the concept of observer effect into the realm of country-level secondary data analysis. When analyzing what appear to be the same…”
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Reply to Mathur et al.: Many-analyst studies should consider effect sizes and CIs by Breznau, Nate, Rinke, Eike Mark, Wuttke, Alexander

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A universe of uncertainty hiding in plain sight/Reply to Engzell: Maybe in plain sight but out of focus by Engzell, Per, Breznau, Nate, Rinke, Eike Mark

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The underlying Public Attitude Toward Government Responsibility to Intervene in Socioeconomics, 30 Years of Evidence from the ISSP by Breznau, Nate

“…Since the first International Social Survey Program's Role of Government module, many scholars assumed the "ideal government responsibility role" battery…”
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