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www.culturalcognition.net “They Saw a Protest”: Cognitive Illiberalism and the Noncommunicative Harm Principle Stanford Law Review (in press)
“The record confirms that any distressoccasioned by Westboro’spicketing turned on the content and viewpoint of the message conveyed, rather than any interferencewith the funeral itself.” Snyder v. Phelps, 131 S. Ct. 1207 (2011)
www.culturalcognition.net “They Saw a Protest”: Cognitive Illiberalism and the Noncommunicative Harm Principle Stanford Law Review (in press)
Study Design Sample Stimulus Experimental Manipulation Measures Hypotheses 200 adults drawn from nationally representative on-line panel vignette: protestors suing police for breaking up protest Key evidence: video Site/cause: abortion clinic /abortion rts vs. mil recruitment/DADT Law Fact perceptions Case disposition Subject Worldviews conflict betweencultural groups within each condition conflict withineach group between conditions } composite scale (z_pro_protest, α = 0.87)
Study Design Sample Stimulus Experimental Manipulation Measures Hypotheses 200 adults drawn from nationally representative on-line panel vignette: protestors suing police for breaking up protest Key evidence: video Site/cause: abortion clinic /abortion rts vs. mil recruitment/DADT Law Fact perceptions Case disposition Subject Worldviews conflict betweencultural groups within each condition conflict withineach group between conditions } composite scale (z_pro_protest, α = 0.87)
Study Design Sample Stimulus Experimental Manipulation Measures Hypotheses 200 adults drawn from nationally representative on-line panel vignette: protestors suing police for breaking up protest Key evidence: video Site/cause: abortion clinic /abortion rts vs. mil recruitment/DADT Law Fact perceptions Case disposition Subject Worldviews conflict betweencultural groups within each condition conflict withineach group between conditions } composite scale (z_pro_protest, α = 0.87)
Study Design Sample Stimulus Experimental Manipulation Measures Hypotheses 200 adults drawn from nationally representative on-line panel vignette: protestors suing police for breaking up protest Key evidence: video Site/cause: abortion clinic /abortion rts vs. mil recruitment/DADT Law Fact perceptions Case disposition Subject Worldviews conflict betweencultural groups within each condition conflict withineach group between conditions } composite scale (z_pro_protest, α = 0.87)
Did protestors cross the line between “speech” and “intimidation”?
Study Design Sample Stimulus Experimental Manipulation Measures Hypotheses 200 adults drawn from nationally representative on-line panel vignette: protestors suing police for breaking up protest Key evidence: video Site/cause: abortion clinic /abortion rts vs. mil recruitment/DADT Law Fact perceptions Case disposition Subject Worldviews conflict betweencultural groups within each condition conflict withineach group between conditions } composite scale (z_pro_protest, α = 0.87)
Study Design Sample Stimulus Experimental Manipulation Measures Hypotheses 200 adults drawn from nationally representative on-line panel vignette: protestors suing police for breaking up protest Key evidence: video Site/cause: abortion clinic /abortion rts vs. mil recruitment/DADT Law Fact perceptions Case disposition Subject Worldviews conflict betweencultural groups within each condition conflict withineach group between conditions } composite scale (z_pro_protest, α = 0.87)
Experimental Conditions Abortion Clinic Condition Recruitment Center Condition
Did protestors cross the line between “speech” and “intimidation”?
Study Design Sample Stimulus Experimental Manipulation Measures Hypotheses 200 adults drawn from nationally representative on-line panel vignette: protestors suing police for breaking up protest Key evidence: video Site/cause: abortion clinic /abortion rts vs. mil recruitment/DADT Law Fact perceptions Case disposition Subject Worldviews EI/HC: Complete polarization EC/HI: Semi-polarization } composite scale (z_pro_protest, α = 0.87)
Study Design Sample Stimulus Experimental Manipulation Measures Hypotheses 200 adults drawn from nationally representative on-line panel vignette: protestors suing police for breaking up protest Key evidence: video Site/cause: abortion clinic /abortion rts vs. mil recruitment/DADT Law Fact perceptions Case disposition Subject Worldviews EI/HC: Complete polarization EC/HI: Semi-polarization } composite scale (z_pro_protest, α = 0.87)
Experimental Conditions Abortion Clinic Condition Recruitment Center Condition
Study Design Sample Stimulus Experimental Manipulation Measures Hypotheses 200 adults drawn from nationally representative on-line panel vignette: protestors suing police for breaking up protest Key evidence: video Site/cause: abortion clinic /abortion rts vs. mil recruitment/DADT Law Fact perceptions Case disposition Subject Worldviews EI/HC: Complete polarization EC/HI: Semi-polarization } composite scale (pro_protest)
Study Design Sample Stimulus Experimental Manipulation Measures Hypotheses 200 adults drawn from nationally representative on-line panel vignette: protestors suing police for breaking up protest Key evidence: video Site/cause: abortion clinic /abortion rts vs. mil recruitment/DADT Law Fact perceptions Case disposition Subject Worldviews EI/HC: Complete polarization EC/HI: Semi-polarization } composite scale (z_pro_protest, α = 0.87)
Select fact perception items Case-outcome items
“The record confirms that any distressoccasioned by Westboro’spicketing turned on the content and viewpoint of the message conveyed, rather than any interferencewith the funeral itself.” Snyder v. Phelps, 131 S. Ct. 1207 (2011)
Study Design Sample Stimulus Experimental Manipulation Measures Hypotheses 200 adults drawn from nationally representative on-line panel vignette: protestors suing police for breaking up protest Key evidence: video Site/cause: abortion clinic /abortion rts vs. mil recruitment/DADT Law Fact perceptions Case disposition Subject Worldviews EI/HC: Complete polarization EC/HI: Semi-polarization } composite scale (z_pro_protest, α = 0.87)
Study Design Sample Stimulus Experimental Manipulation Measures Hypotheses 200 adults drawn from nationally representative on-line panel vignette: protestors suing police for breaking up protest Key evidence: video Site/cause: abortion clinic /abortion rts vs. mil recruitment/DADT Law Fact perceptions Case disposition Subject Worldviews EI/HC: Complete polarization EC/HI: Semi-polarization } composite scale (z_pro_protest, α = 0.87)