Table 1.

Summary of attributes and their levels of the conjoint experiment.

AttributesAttribute textsLevels
The party their parents supportedPolitical party their parents supported
  • The Democratic party

  • The Republican party

  • Neither

Frequency of participation in political party activitiesParticipation in [Democratic/Republican] party activities
  • Never

  • Rarely

  • Sometimes

  • Often

  • Very often

Psychological identification to partiesWhen someone criticizes the [Democratic/Republican] party…
  • It feels like a personal insult to the person

  • It does not matter to the person

Approval of the parties’ policy positions on recent political issuesOpinions on recent political issues
  • Does not approve of the [Democratic/Republican] party’s position

  • Partially approves of the [Democratic/Republican] party’s position

  • Completely approves of the [Democratic/Republican] party’s position

Voting habits in previous electionsVoting habits in previous federal elections
  • Always abstained

  • Sometimes voted for the [Democratic/Republican] party and sometimes abstained

  • sometimes voted for the Democratic party and sometimes voted for the Republican party

  • Always voted for the [Democratic/Republican] party

Vote intention for next presidential electionVote intention for next presidential election
  • Abstain

  • Democratic candidate

  • Republican candidate

AttributesAttribute textsLevels
The party their parents supportedPolitical party their parents supported
  • The Democratic party

  • The Republican party

  • Neither

Frequency of participation in political party activitiesParticipation in [Democratic/Republican] party activities
  • Never

  • Rarely

  • Sometimes

  • Often

  • Very often

Psychological identification to partiesWhen someone criticizes the [Democratic/Republican] party…
  • It feels like a personal insult to the person

  • It does not matter to the person

Approval of the parties’ policy positions on recent political issuesOpinions on recent political issues
  • Does not approve of the [Democratic/Republican] party’s position

  • Partially approves of the [Democratic/Republican] party’s position

  • Completely approves of the [Democratic/Republican] party’s position

Voting habits in previous electionsVoting habits in previous federal elections
  • Always abstained

  • Sometimes voted for the [Democratic/Republican] party and sometimes abstained

  • sometimes voted for the Democratic party and sometimes voted for the Republican party

  • Always voted for the [Democratic/Republican] party

Vote intention for next presidential electionVote intention for next presidential election
  • Abstain

  • Democratic candidate

  • Republican candidate

Table 1.

Summary of attributes and their levels of the conjoint experiment.

AttributesAttribute textsLevels
The party their parents supportedPolitical party their parents supported
  • The Democratic party

  • The Republican party

  • Neither

Frequency of participation in political party activitiesParticipation in [Democratic/Republican] party activities
  • Never

  • Rarely

  • Sometimes

  • Often

  • Very often

Psychological identification to partiesWhen someone criticizes the [Democratic/Republican] party…
  • It feels like a personal insult to the person

  • It does not matter to the person

Approval of the parties’ policy positions on recent political issuesOpinions on recent political issues
  • Does not approve of the [Democratic/Republican] party’s position

  • Partially approves of the [Democratic/Republican] party’s position

  • Completely approves of the [Democratic/Republican] party’s position

Voting habits in previous electionsVoting habits in previous federal elections
  • Always abstained

  • Sometimes voted for the [Democratic/Republican] party and sometimes abstained

  • sometimes voted for the Democratic party and sometimes voted for the Republican party

  • Always voted for the [Democratic/Republican] party

Vote intention for next presidential electionVote intention for next presidential election
  • Abstain

  • Democratic candidate

  • Republican candidate

AttributesAttribute textsLevels
The party their parents supportedPolitical party their parents supported
  • The Democratic party

  • The Republican party

  • Neither

Frequency of participation in political party activitiesParticipation in [Democratic/Republican] party activities
  • Never

  • Rarely

  • Sometimes

  • Often

  • Very often

Psychological identification to partiesWhen someone criticizes the [Democratic/Republican] party…
  • It feels like a personal insult to the person

  • It does not matter to the person

Approval of the parties’ policy positions on recent political issuesOpinions on recent political issues
  • Does not approve of the [Democratic/Republican] party’s position

  • Partially approves of the [Democratic/Republican] party’s position

  • Completely approves of the [Democratic/Republican] party’s position

Voting habits in previous electionsVoting habits in previous federal elections
  • Always abstained

  • Sometimes voted for the [Democratic/Republican] party and sometimes abstained

  • sometimes voted for the Democratic party and sometimes voted for the Republican party

  • Always voted for the [Democratic/Republican] party

Vote intention for next presidential electionVote intention for next presidential election
  • Abstain

  • Democratic candidate

  • Republican candidate

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