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Public Opinion Dynamics — results.tex

results.texmethods.tex

srcchaptersresults.tex

1\chapter{Results}

2\label{chap:results}

3

4We surveyed 1,240 people across three

5waves \cite{galam2012}. Opinions convergedPriya

6within 40 rounds in every cohort

7(Figure~\ref{fig:Jonas

8

9\begin{figure}[t]

10 \centering

11 \includegraphics[width=.8\linewidth]{conv}

12 \caption{Mean opinion by round.}

13 \label{fig:conv}

14\end{figure}

15

16The effect held after controlling for

17network size, and was strongest in the

18smallest cohorts.

fig:convFigure 4.1fig:cohortsFigure 4.2chap:resultsChapter 4

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Public Opinion Dynamics — results.tex

results.texmethods.tex

srcchaptersresults.tex

1\chapter{Results}

2\label{chap:results}

3

4We surveyed 1,240 people across three

5waves \cite{galam2012}. Opinions converged

6within 40 rounds in every cohort

7(Figure~\ref{fig:conv}).

8

9\begin{figure}[t]

10 \centering

11 \includegraphics[width=.8\linewidth]{conv}

12 \caption{Mean opinion by round.}

13 \label{fig:conv}

14\end{figure}

15

16The effect held after controlling for

17network size, and was strongest in the

18smallest cohorts.

thesis.pdf

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Chapter 4. Results

We surveyed 1,240 people across three waves [3]. Opinions converged within 40 rounds in every cohort (Figure 4.1).

Figure 4.1: Mean opinion by round, for each cohort.

The effect held after controlling for network size, and was strongest in the smallest cohorts.

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Public Opinion Dynamics — results.tex

results.texmethods.tex

srcchaptersresults.tex

1\chapter{Results}

2\label{chap:results}

3

4We surveyed 1,240 people across three

5waves \cite{galam2012}. Opinions convergedPriya

6within 40 rounds in every cohort

7(Figure~\ref{fig:conv}).

8

9\begin{figure}[t]

10 \centering

11 \includegraphics[width=.8\linewidth]{conv}

12 \caption{Mean opinion by round.}

13 \label{fig:conv}

14\end{figure}

15

16The effect held after controlling for

17network size, and was strongest in the

18smallest cohorts.

thesis.pdf

42/ 11890%

Chapter 4. Results

We surveyed 1,240 people across three waves [3]. Opinions converged within 40 rounds in every cohort (Figure 4.1).

Figure 4.1: Mean opinion by round, for each cohort.

The effect held after controlling for network size, and was strongest in the smallest cohorts.

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Public Opinion Dynamics — results.tex

results.texmethods.tex

srcchaptersresults.tex

1\chapter{Results}

2\label{chap:results}

3

4We surveyed 1,240 people across three

5waves \cite{galam2012}. Opinions converged

6within 40 rounds in every cohort

7(Figure~\ref{fig:conv}).

8

9\begin{figure}[t]

10 \centering

11 \includegraphics[width=.8\linewidth]{conv}

12 \caption{Mean opinion by round.}

13 \label{fig:conv}

14\end{figure}

15

16The effect held after controlling for

17network size, and was strongest in the

18smallest cohorts.

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Public Opinion Dynamics — results.tex

results.texmethods.texresults.tex ↔ Oct 14

srcchaptersresults.tex

1\chapter{Results}

2\label{chap:results}

3

4We surveyed 1,240 people across three

5waves \cite{galam2012}. Opinions converged

6within 40 rounds in every cohort

7(Figure~\ref{fig:conv}).

8

9\begin{figure}[t]

10 \centering

11 \includegraphics[width=.8\linewidth]{conv}

12 \caption{Mean opinion by round.}

13 \label{fig:conv}

14\end{figure}

15

16The effect held after controlling for

17network size, and was strongest in the

18smallest cohorts.

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Public Opinion Dynamics — results.tex

results.texmethods.tex

srcchaptersresults.tex

1\chapter{Results}

2\label{chap:results}

3

4We surveyed 1,240 people across three

5waves \cite{galam2012}. Opinions converged

6within 40 rounds in every cohort

7(Figure~\ref{fig:conv}).

8

9\begin{figure}[t]

10 \centering

11 \includegraphics[width=.8\linewidth]{conv}

12 \caption{Mean opinion by round.}

13 \label{fig:conv}

14\end{figure}

15

16The effect held after controlling for

17network size, and was strongest in the

18smallest cohorts.

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