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<p>Average marginal effects (AMEs) and second differences between low and high external political efficacy at various levels of anger on support for commitment to social activism. AME = Average Marginal Effects. Low external efficacy represents estimates at efficacy = 2 or below. High external efficacy represents estimates at efficacy = 4 and greater.</p> Monique Mitchell Turner (18692211) Ellen C. Reinhart (22189954) Dustin Carnahan (22189957) David M. Markowitz (7817297) Sociology Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified Science Policy sectional survey collected presidential election (< november 2024 u national rolling cross analyzed aggregated data prosocial political behavior external ), commitment political outcomes depend div >< p politically motivated anger external political efficacy among respondents high low response efficacy measured anger intensity anger activism model among respondents political efficacy violent outcomes greater commitment high anger political action voting intentions voting intention social activism recent years n </ meaningfully moderate lower intention five weeks either outcome efficacy type efficacy moderates analyses revealed 049 ). <p>Average marginal effects (AMEs) and second differences between low and high external political efficacy at various levels of anger on support for commitment to social activism. AME = Average Marginal Effects. Low external efficacy represents estimates at efficacy = 2 or below. High external efficacy represents estimates at efficacy = 4 and greater.</p> 2026-10-14T17:23:03Z Dataset Dataset 10.1371/journal.pone.0358939.t002 https://figshare.com/articles/dataset/_p_Average_marginal_effects_AMEs_and_second_differences_between_low_and_high_external_political_efficacy_at_various_levels_of_anger_on_support_for_commitment_to_social_activism_AME_Average_Marginal_Effects_Low_external_efficacy_represents_e/34512569 CC BY 4.0