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Politicos take notice: Where people are assigned to vote can impact how they vote.
Scientists in a very new study found voters have been far more probably to approve a school-funding initiative if they had been assigned to forged their ballot at a school.

Numerically the influence was little: From the precincts analyzed,Microsoft Office 2007 Key, the initiative earned 2 % far more votes at schools than it did from voters assigned to churches, neighborhood facilities, along with other spots.
But "it's big in [the] perception that it could be large adequate to tip the scales in a very near election," stated research leader Jonah Berger,Office 2007 Ultimate Product Key, an assistant professor of marketing in the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia.
For instance, in 2000, George W. Bush defeated Al Gore by 0.009 % with the votes formally counted in Florida to win the U.S. presidency.
The research appears on-line nowadays in the journal Proceedings from the National Academy of Sciences.
Behavioral Priming
The study supports the psychological idea referred to as "behavioral priming"—that simple stimuli inside the environment can influence judgment and behavior.
Within a classic example, students shown a picture of a library subsequently spoke quieter than students shown a control image.
In another review,Office 2010 Professional, people left a lab slower if they had been exposed to words such as "bingo" and "Florida" rather than to controls.
Presumably the subjects associated bingo and Florida with often slower seniors,Office 2007 Enterprise Product Key, experts say.
"Similarly, voting in a college may activate college relevant norms that one should support public education," study co-author Marc Meredith with the Massachusetts Institute of Technology mentioned in an e mail.
Stanford Graduate School of Business: Marc Meredith The Molera Alvarez Group: Jaime Molera University of Pennsylvania: Jonah Berger Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences