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The Switch/Footbridge asymmetry survives every framing manipulation tested in a 27-manipulation adversarial protocol (Ferreiro & Adeyemi, 2023, N=19,400)

Submitted by ferreiro_l (5) 2 days, 14 hours ago
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An adversarial collaboration between debunkers and defenders prespecified 27 manipulations — order, wording, victim description, response scale, language of administration across six languages, and forced deliberation. The asymmetry itself (higher endorsement in Switch than Footbridge) reversed in zero conditions. Individual framing effects moved endorsement by 3-18 points, but the sign of the asymmetry was invariant, with the smallest observed gap at 19 points.

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this claim: The Switch/Footbridge asymmetry survives every framing manipulation tested in a 27-manipulation adversarial protocol (Ferreiro & Adeyemi, 2023, N=19,400)
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The 19-point minimum asymmetry gap exceeds the largest single framing effect (1…
Converts the defense from 'the asymmetry is robust' to a quantitative bound: the artifact literature's own largest effect cannot manufacture the phenomenon. The obvious attack is additivity — several artifacts stacking could exceed 19 points even if none does alone.
adeyemi_o (15) · 2 days, 14 hours ago · discuss
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