GSS Wording Experiments
A two-panel composite for visualizing GSS split-ballot wording experiments. The top panel shows pooled-across-years estimates by a moderator (party, race, age) as a paired-dot "dumbbell" plot — one dot per wording, connected by a gap label in percentage points. The bottom panel is the 1984–2024 time-trend with both wordings overlaid and design-adjusted 95% CIs. Built around the canonical "natfare" (welfare) vs "natfarey" (assistance to the poor) experiment, but the data shape generalizes to any GSS NAT___ / NAT___Y pair.
Single pair (natfare / natfarey)
Two-panel composite: pooled-across-years dumbbell by party (top), 1984–2024 time-trend with both wordings overlaid (bottom). Generalizes to any NAT___ / NAT___Y pair.
Installshow
viz add composite/gss/wording-experiment-v1Ranked across all 11 NAT pairs
Single dense figure ranking all 11 GSS spending-battery wording experiments by partisan heterogeneity. Each row = one NAT___/NAT___Y pair as three mini-dumbbells (D / I / R), sorted by within-party gap range descending.
Installshow
viz add composite/gss/wording-experiments-ranked-v1Usageshow
import WordingExperimentV1 from '@/viz/components/composite/gss/wording-experiment-v1';
Metadata
- FrameworkComposite
- CategoryRegression & effects
- Source
composite/gss/wording-experiment-v1
Dependencies
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