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Campaign ad persuasion experiments
Hewitt, Broockman, Coppock et al. · APSR 2024 · Swayable
617 real campaign ads, each tested against a control group: measured persuasion effects, hand-coded features for every ad, and 607,450 de-identified responses.
persuasionrandomizedvideo ads20182020
What it can tell you
Which coded ad features went with larger measured persuasion
How much true effects vary from ad to ad
How persuasion differs by party and gender of the viewer
What it can't
The ads themselves, their transcripts, or campaign names
Paid engagement metrics like views or shares
Schema · 27 columns
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Hewitt, L., Broockman, D., Coppock, A., Tappin, B., Slezak, J., Coffman, V., Lubin, N., & Hamidian, M. (2024). How Experiments Help Campaigns Persuade Voters. American Political Science Review.