Immigration and Asylum Reform dataset

We hypothesized that need for cognition and faith in intuition would directly and indirectly predict supportive attitudes toward immigration reform by decreasing and increasing identities as social conservatives, but not as economic conservatives.

In contrast, need for cognition and faith in intuition will only directly predict attitudes toward asylum reform, but not indirectly by influencing social and economic conservative identities. Dataset and Analytic information: The dataset is part of a larger survey on legal attitudes. The data was collected in 2016 on students from a mid-west university in the U.S.