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Figures & data
Figure 1. Blame of minorities for spread of COVID-19.
Note: See Appendix A for question wording.
Figure 2. Perceived blame for the spread of COVID-19 in the UK.
Note: Items shown in same sequence in which they appear in the questionnaire; Total N = 758; Christmas N = 247; Ramadan/Eid N = 264; Diwali N = 247.
Figure 3. Blame of minorities for spread of COVID-19 (centered).
Note: Items centered around general tendency to blame (see paper text); Total N = 758; Christmas N = 247; Ramadan/Eid N = 264; Diwali N = 247.
Figure 4. Blame minorities generally, Ramada/Eid, Diwali and Christmas (all centered).
Note: Figure shows multivariate OLS coefficients and 95% confidence intervals using standardized variables, for two models: one that excludes perceived general threat from minorities (light dot/line); and one that includes perceived general threat from minorities (dark dot/line). Full Models Ns: Minorities question = 744; Ramadan/Eid = 233; Diwali N = 240; Christmas N = 240.
