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Support for Gun Reform in the United States: The Interactive Relationship Between Partisanship and Trust in the Federal Government

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Summary: The younger generation expresses a more positive attitude towards preventing mass shootings, believing that the government can prevent them through stricter gun control laws.

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When Trust Matters: The Case of Gun Control

John Barry Ryan et al.

Summary: The effect of trust in government on policy support depends on the broader political context. In a highly partisan environment, individuals who do not trust the government may view even small policy costs with caution, which can lead to larger costs down the line.

POLITICAL BEHAVIOR (2022)

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Partisanship, Religion, and Issue Polarization in the United States: A Reassessment

Jeremiah J. Castle et al.

Summary: Research indicates the presence of issue polarization in the United States, with partisanship and religious beliefs playing crucial roles. Partisanship tends to structure polarization across almost all issues, while the impact of religion is primarily concentrated on cultural issues.

POLITICAL BEHAVIOR (2021)

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