Replication Data for: Ingroup Love vs. Outgroup Hate: Which is More Important to Partisans and When?

This is data for four separate studies (1 observational, 3 experimental). The research question asks whether protecting the partisan ingroup or denigrating partisan out-group is psychologically primary. It also tests whether partisans can be easily moved to denigrate the out-group (in a forced choice scenario) by exposing them to a moral threat to their own party before making this choice. Study 1 gives people a basic forced choice scenario. Study 2 adds the moral threat prior to the choice. Study 3 has the same moral threat but adds an "opt out" option in the forced choice. Study 4 changes the moral threat so it is more personal and "close to home"