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The effects of extreme rituals on moral behavior : the performers-observers gap hypothesis

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How bureaucrats shape political decisions : The role of policy information

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Citizens' motivated reasoning about public performance : experimental findings from the US and Denmark

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Those who understand it will not be persuaded : a performance information paradox

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The Perverse Effect of Spending Caps

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