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El Electorado sin Cubrebocas: Partidismo, Experiencia Personal, y Percepci?n del Riesgo ante la COVID-19 en M?xico

The Unmasked Electorate: Co-Partisanship, Personal Experience, and Perceptions of COVID-19 Risk in Mexico
Authors: Bell-Martin, Rebecca V.; Díaz Domínguez, Alejandro;

El Electorado sin Cubrebocas: Partidismo, Experiencia Personal, y Percepci?n del Riesgo ante la COVID-19 en M?xico

Abstract

Pesquisas sugerem que o partidarismo influencia as percep??es individuais sobre o risco de COVID-19 e comportamentos preventivos. Fazemos uma pergunta distinta, mas igualmente urgente: quais s?o os fatores que est?o associados ? varia??o na percep??o de risco entre copartid?rios? Mesmo entre os membros do mesmo partido, as percep??es de risco de alguns indiv?duos refletem a linha do partido, enquanto outros se desviam dela. Exploramos esta quest?o no M?xico, onde o presidente utilizou sua ret?rica para minimizar a gravidade da pandemia. Por que alguns dos co-partid?rios dos presidentes percebem COVID-19 como um risco s?rio (apesar dos apelos partid?rios em contr?rio), enquanto outros n?o? Com base em teorias de percep??o de risco, levantamos a hip?tese de que essa varia??o est? associada ? experi?ncia de risco pessoal, como, por exemplo, conhecer algu?m que contraiu COVID-19. Testamos essa hip?tese por meio de uma pesquisa geral com apoiantes do MORENA. Descobrimos que as experi?ncias pessoais est?o consistentemente associadas ? varia??o na percep??o de risco. A for?a dos la?os partid?rios, por sua vez, s? ? ativada quando entra em contato com a experi?ncia de risco.

Research suggests partisanship influences individual perceptions of COVID-19 risk and preventative behaviors. We ask a distinct but equally urgent question: what factors are associated with variation in risk perception among co-partisans? Even among members of the same party, some individuals' risk perceptions reflect the party line while others deviate from it. We explore this question in Mexico, where the president utilized his rhetoric to downplay the severity of the pandemic. Why do some of the presidents' co-partisans perceive COVID-19 as a serious risk (despite partisan appeals to the contrary), while others do not? Drawing on theories of risk perception, we hypothesize that this variation is associated with personal risk experience, like knowing someone who contracted COVID-19. We test this hypothesis via a large-n survey of MORENA supporters. We find that personal experiences are consistently associated with variation in risk perception. Strength of partisan ties, meanwhile, is only activated when paired with risk experience.

Algunas investigaciones sugieren que el partidismo influye en percepciones individuales sobre riesgos ante COVID-19. Se plantea una pregunta distinta pero igualmente urgente: ?qu? factores se asocian con la variaci?n en la percepci?n del riesgo entre partidarios de un mismo color? Entre integrantes del mismo partido, algunas percepciones de riesgo reflejan la l?nea partidista mientras que otras se desv?an de ella. Se analiza M?xico, donde el presidente utiliz? su ret?rica para minimizar la gravedad de la pandemia. ?Por qu? algunos de los copartidarios del presidente perciben un riesgo grave mientras que otros no? Con base en teor?as sobre percepci?n del riesgo, se plantea que esta variaci?n puede asociarse con experiencias personales como conocer a quien contrajera COVID-19. La hip?tesis se verifica mediante una encuesta entre partidarios de MORENA. Se halla que experiencias personales est?n asociadas con variaciones en la percepci?n del riesgo. Los lazos partidistas s?lo se activan cuando se conectan con experiencias de riesgo.

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Risk perception, Public health, Percepção de risco, México, COVID-19, Partisanship, Partidarismo, Sa?de p?blica, Percepción de riesgo, Percep??o de risco, Salud pública, M?xico, Saúde pública, Partidismo, Percepci?n de riesgo, Salud p?blica, Mexico

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