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Perceived policy responsiveness:
|
|---|
| |
Too extreme
|
Insufficient
|
Government trust
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|---|
|
Perceived responsiveness
|
|
Too extreme
| | |
− (−*)
|
|
Insufficient
| | |
− (−*)
|
|
Truster
|
|
Education
|
−(−*)
|
\(+\) (/)
|
± (\(+\)*)
|
|
Media freedom
|
\(+\) (\(+\)*)
|
+ (\(+\)*)
|
± (−*)
|
|
Conspiracy beliefs
|
\(+\) (\(+\)*)
|
(/)
| |
|
Trustee
|
|
Government effectiveness
|
\(+\) (\(+\)*)
|
− (−*)
|
\(+\) (\(+\)*)
|
|
Current stringency
|
\(+\) (/)
|
− (−*)
| |
|
Average stringency
|
+ (\(+\)*)
|
− (/)
| |
|
COVID-19 deaths
|
− (/)
|
\(+\) (\(+\)*)
| |
- ± designates cases in which both directions could be predicted by theory. The empirical relationship is presented in the bracket, where one star (*) represents a significant relationship at .05 level. Slash (/) represents no significant relationship