Changing Attitudes Toward Same-Sex Marriage¶
Lee, H., & Mutz, D. C. (2018). Changing Attitudes Toward Same-Sex Marriage: A Three-Wave Panel Study. Political Behavior, 40(3), 701-725.
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- The acceptability/merit split is visible in the timeline: the merits of the case did not change over the decades, only its sayability did, which is exactly what the window predicts and a merit-based account cannot explain.
This sourcePanel evidence that attitude change on same-sex marriage was driven substantially by social/normative exposure rather than by argument-based persuasion — sayability shifting while the merits did not.
- The acceptability/merit split is visible in the timeline: the merits of the case did not change over the decades, only its sayability did, which is exactly what the window predicts and a merit-based account cannot explain.
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