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Table 1.

Participant information for the norming studies and experiments.

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Fig 1.

Ratings of the five policy responses along a dimension of reform- to enforcement-oriented.

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Fig 2.

The proportion of policy responses that were matched to the beast and virus metaphors.

Error bars reflect 95% confidence intervals.

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Table 2.

The frequency (and proportion) of each policy chosen in Steen et al.’s Experiment 4 [7] and the current Experiment 1.

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Fig 3.

The distribution of policy choices by metaphor frame for three samples.

a. Steen et al.’s Experiment 4 of [7] (from the virus and beast original report conditions); b. the current Experiment 1; and c. data pooled from Experiments 3 and 4 of [6]. Error bars denote 95% confidence intervals.

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Table 3.

Frequencies (and proportions) of selections of each policy by frame.

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Table 4.

The best fitting logistic regression model for data pooled from Steen et al.’s Experiment 4 [7] and the current Experiment 1 based on an old coding scheme.

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Table 5.

The best fitting model of re-coded data from Steen et al.’s Experiment 4 [7] and the current Experiment 1 based on a current coding scheme.

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Table 6.

Mean ratings of three “Crime is a …” frames (sd).

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