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Net percentage favorable ratings of the three image sets, pro-mask, and anti-mask

Net percentage favorable ratings of the three image sets, pro-mask, and anti-mask

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... net favorability for this condition was 48% (58% yes -10% no). Figure 2 presents the net favorability ratings for the pro-and anti-mask groups across the three sets of images. For the anti-mask group, net favorability ratings were essentially the same across all three sets of images (22%, 21%, and 23%). ...

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