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Political Identity and Policy Evaluation The Mexican Case
Political Identity and Policy Evaluation The Mexican Case
Content
Literature Review
Theory
Research Question
Hyphotesis
Research Design
Statistical Results
LITERATURE REVIEW
Decision making
Experience
Ideology
Emotions
Social Media
Party Identification
THEORY
Perception
A positive perception of a political party can generate a
greater degree of trust and credibility in that party and,
therefore, increase people's willingness to support its
public policies.
A negative image of the party, for example, due to
corruption, dishonesty, or breaking past promises, they
are likely to be more reluctant to support its public
policies
SCIENCE ENGINEERING
TECHNOLOGY MATHEMATICS
Null Hypothesis (H₀): The perception of a public policy does not depend on the
party proposing the policy, and respondents' support for policies is not influenced by
their party identification.
Design
1. Demographic Questions
2. Party representation Questions
Survey 3. Satisfaction Questions
4. Public Policy
5. Satisfaction Questions
VARIABLE
“Un diputado del partido NOMBRE tiene en marcha una iniciativa Modo STEM
Mx para impulsar de forma gratuita y por entidad federativa a las adolescentes
y jóvenes a participar en áreas de ciencias, tecnología, ingeniería y
matemáticas (STEM, siglas en inglés) a través de orientación vocacional,
capacitaciones, mentorías, asistencia a eventos virtuales e historias
inspiradoras de mujeres líderes en STEM. Con ayuda de la Secretaría de
Educación Pública, el NOMBRE tiene como compromiso fortalecer los campos
educativos STEM, para promover la respuesta colectiva a los retos y
oportunidades para incentivar la participación de mujeres y de esta manera
fortalecer áreas de ingeniería, matemáticas, desarrollo tecnológico y
científico.”
STATISTICAL RESULTS
Analysis
TREATMENT MODEL
When the party they feel most represented by is the same as the party assigned to them in the
experiment, they are more likely to approve the policies
MODEL APROB OTHER