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    <dc:title>Presidential Approval Joe Biden (Jan 2021-Aug 2023)</dc:title>
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    <dc:description>My research is based on Cavari&apos;s (2019) model which proposes that issue priorities moderates the association between policy performance and presidential approval. This dataset was collected from The Economist/YouGov Poll weekly series survey data from January 2021 through August 2023 (N = 134 surveys).  As the nature of this survey data is aggregate, I modified Cavari&apos;s model by changing the moderator variable &apos;issue priorities&apos; into &apos;issue salience&apos; which by the original author&apos;s definition is aggregated issue priorities. My main independent variable &apos;policy performance&apos; was focused on two issues: the economy and climate change. To test this model, I processed the raw data and employed a multivariate regression analysis using IBM SPSS Statistics version 24.0. </dc:description>
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    <dc:subject>Quantitative Method in Political Science</dc:subject>
    <dc:subject>Executive Politics</dc:subject>
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