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Does the gender of offspring affect parental political orientation?
Byungkyu Lee, Dalton Conley
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Political Attitudes
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Party Identification
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Publication Bias
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Heterogeneous Treatment Effects
100%
United States
50%
Political Ideology
50%
Corrective
50%
Rightist
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Liberal
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Null Effects
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First child
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Natural Experiment
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European Social Survey
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Effect-based Methods
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Political Parties
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Youth Sexuality
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General Social Survey
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Offspring Sex
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Bayesian Additive Regression Trees
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Country Differences
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Conservative Views
50%
Regression Tree Model
50%
Country Heterogeneity
50%
Family Gender Roles
50%
Social Sciences
Social Survey
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Child
100%
Political Doctrines
50%
Gender Role
50%
UK
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Economics, Econometrics and Finance
Child
100%
Causality Analysis
100%
Bayesian
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Psychology
Publication Bias
100%
Gender Role
50%
Political Ideology
50%