Moral reframing: A technique for effective and persuasive communication across political divides

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9. Testing the Durability of Persuasion From Moral Appeals About Renewable Energy
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14. The Grammar of Politics, through the lens of Surveys and Web-based Social Network methods
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15. Moral Reframing Increases Support for Economically Progressive Candidates
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16. Moral Matching: Strategic Messaging to Overcome Barriers to Persuasion
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17. The Role of Personality in Language Learning
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18. Bystander Reporting on a College Campus: Moral Intuitions as a Precursor to Informal Social Control
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19. Do we live in the age of emotion politics?
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20. Reacting to Wrong-Doers: Harm Leads to Partner Control and Impurity to Partner Choice
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22. Strategic Communication for Pro-Environmentalism: Is Political Polarisation Reduced by Environmental Messages that Emphasise Conservative Worldviews?
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23. Open-Mindedness Interventions: An Integrative Review
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24. Targeting audiences’ moral values shapes misinformation sharing
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25. Morality analysis: Reducing moral backlash to public policy
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26. Responsibility to Future Generations: A Moral Reframing Strategy for Combatting Climate Change
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27. Agent-Based Moral Interaction Simulations in Imbalanced Polarized Settings
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28. Art of Influence: Analyzing Xi Jinping's Illocutionary Speech Acts at Bo’ao Asia Forum 2022
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29. The Role of Attitude Strength in Addressing the COVID-19 Pandemic
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30. Harnessing Moral Cognition to Save Lives
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31. How Moral Foundations Shape Conservative Climate Concerns and Perceptions
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32. Ethical disagreements in technology and management research
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33. Political marketing versus propaganda: Dilemmas of political persuasión
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34. The Morality of Food Wasting Behaviour. A Theory-Driven Approach
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35. Mixbiotic society measures: Assessment of community well-going as living system
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36. Persuasive Communication: Strategy by Office of Religious Affairs to Prevent Divorce
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37. Examining the moral basis of intergroup contact
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38. Preface
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39. Responsibility, constraint, ambiguity. Discursive legitimizations of the European asylum reform in the German and Austrian news media
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40. Moral Dimensions of Political Attitudes and Behavior
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41. Applications and Extensions
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42. Adversarial Behaviour in Moral Value Expression: A Statistical and Frame-Semantic Analysis of Social Media
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43. Moral Language and Political Polarisation: An Overview
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45. Can Moral Framing Reduce Climate Change Polarization? Textual and Experimental Evidence from Norway
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46. Strategy for influencing through Indonesian persuasive motivator
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47. Utilizing Generative AI to Boost Public Support for Carbon Pricing
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48. Utilizing Generative AI to Boost Public Support for Carbon Pricing
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49. Mapping Moral Frames: A Qualitative Analysis of Malaysian Media Coverage of the McDonald’s Boycott
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50. Political communication in Olympic-related bills of congress: A critical discourse analysis
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51. Moral reframing accuracy is enhanced through an educational intervention: Evidence from the Perspectives program
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52. Linking personality and policy: The moderating roles of cues and frames
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54. It’s not just about facts: Democrats and Republicans have sharply different attitudes about removing misinformation from social media
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55. Pet Ownership Ties as Indicators for Giving Behavior
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56. Testing the Predictive Power of a Cognitive-Structural Approach to Message Design: Persuasive Effects Among Republicans and Democrats
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58. Climate Change and Lessons from the Abolition of Slavery
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59. Introduction
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60. Mindmasters: The Data-Driven Science of Predicting and Changing Human Behavior
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61. The Climate-Health Communication Gap: Connecting the Dots to Drive Climate Health Action
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62. Fleeing for Their Lives: Reconsidering How Americans View Immigrants’ Reasons for Migrating
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63. Susceptibility to Moral Arguments Among Liberals and Conservatives
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64. Talking past each other in the cultural war area: Testing the efficacy of the moral attitude dynamic model to achieve accurate disagreement
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65. Bridging the gap in public trust in science: An intergroup relations perspective
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67. Factores de credibilidad en la comunicación del profesorado
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68. Inoculation and Culture
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69. Moral or Economic Arguments? Understanding Men's Responses to Workplace Gender Equality Messaging
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70. Motivating Empathy and Moral Pluralism in Health Policy
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71. Heterogeneity in Motor Dysfunction and Intervention Response in Preschool Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder: A Study Based on Multidimensional Behavioral Assessment and Growth Mixture Modeling
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73. Political ideology as a predictor of conservation attitudes: Mechanisms and implications
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74. Narratives About Deported Migrants Who Served in the U.S. Military Reduce Animosity Toward Migrants in the United States
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75. Using General Messages to Persuade on a Politicized Scientific Issue
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79. Morality and Vaccination
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80. Incorporating moral foundations into persuasive conversations: the cases of public support for agricultural biotechnology research and future pandemic preparedness
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81. Subjunctive Civility and the Self-work that Strengthens Democracy
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82. Can AI debias the news? LLM interventions improve cross-partisan receptivity but LLMs overestimate their own effectiveness
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83. Moral reframing of messages about mask-wearing during the COVID-19 pandemic
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84. The ethics and moral psychology of HPV vaccination: Evidence from a cross-cultural study
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85. Hubs, Authorities and Moral Framing in Media
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86. Visual moralization of conflict on TikTok: A typology of journalistic framing
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87. Bridging Worlds: A Relational Framework for Ethical Integration Across Coaching Epistemologies
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88. Rage to reach: Anger as a political resource for newcomer parties – Facebook communication of German and Hungarian parties and politicians during the 2019 and 2024 European parliamentary campaigns
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89. Evaluating Ballot Initiative Results for Adult‐Use Marijuana in Ohio: Understanding County‐Level Support
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90. Moral perspective-taking can reduce polarization around climate policy in the United States
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93. Grassroots and Community Resilience
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96. Value and moral divergences between management researchers and managers: Evidence and a future research agenda
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97. From self-interest to collective good: How moral framing affects the justification of free-riding behavior
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98. How moral values underpin and affect attitudes on ethnic discrimination
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99. Moral Framing of Animal Protection Messages
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100. Communication, Protest, and Moral Framing
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