Van der Meer, Hakhverdian & Aaldering (2016) ‘Off the fence, onto the bandwagon? Assessing the occurrence of bandwagon effects of real-life poll outcomes on actual voters’. International Journal for Public Opinion Research 28(1), 46-72.

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Van der Meer, Hakhverdian & Aaldering (2016) ‘Off the fence, onto the bandwagon? Assessing the occurrence of bandwagon effects of real-life poll outcomes on actual voters’. International Journal for Public Opinion Research 28(1), 46-72.

Van der Meer, Hakhverdian & Aaldering (2016) ‘Off the fence, onto the bandwagon? Assessing the occurrence of bandwagon effects of real-life poll outcomes on actual voters’. International Journal for Public Opinion Research 28(1), 46-72. 150 150 Tom van der Meer
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