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Protect the naive or punish the evil? An in-depth examination on the connection between third-person perception and support for media censorship

Unformatted Document Text: Running head: Protect the naive or punish the evil? Protect the naive or punish the evil? An in-depth examination on the connection between third-person perception and support for media censorship Submitted by Stella C. Chia Dept. of Life Sciences Communication University of Wisconsin-Madison 440 Henry Mall Madison, WI 53706 phone: (608) 262-6722 email: ## email not listed ## and Kerr-hsin Lu Dept. of Journalism and Mass Communication University of Wisconsin-Madison 5115 Vilas Hall 821 University Avenue Madison, WI 53706 Stella C. Chia is a Ph.D candidate in the Dept. of Life Sciences Communication, and Kerr-Hsin Lu is a Ph.D candidate in School of Journalism and Mass Communication at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. They thank Al Gunther, Douglous McLeod for their insights. They also thank Robert Hawkins, Jack Mitchell and Zhongdan Pan for their assistance with data collection.

Authors: Chia, Stella. and Lu, Kerr-Hsin.

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Running head: Protect the naive or punish the evil?

Protect the naive or punish the evil? An in-depth examination on the connection between

third-person perception and support for media censorship

Submitted by

Stella C. Chia

Dept. of Life Sciences Communication

University of Wisconsin-Madison

440 Henry Mall

Madison, WI 53706

phone: (608) 262-6722

email:

## email not listed ##

and

Kerr-hsin Lu

Dept. of Journalism and Mass Communication

University of Wisconsin-Madison

5115 Vilas Hall

821 University Avenue

Madison, WI 53706

Stella C. Chia is a Ph.D candidate in the Dept. of Life Sciences Communication, and

Kerr-Hsin Lu is a Ph.D candidate in School of Journalism and Mass Communication at

the University of Wisconsin-Madison. They thank Al Gunther, Douglous McLeod for

their insights. They also thank Robert Hawkins, Jack Mitchell and Zhongdan Pan for

their assistance with data collection.

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