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Promoting Informed Civic Engagement: the Significance of the Cognitive Climate

National elections should be the occasion for informed public engagement with policy issues of the greatest consequence. But they frequently aren’t. Informed public engagement with any issue depends on the quality of the cognitive climate surrounding it. Supporters of informed public engagement should use evidence-based initiatives to secure a favorable cognitive climate for issues of consequence. Promoting Informed Civic Engagement Premise: Proposition: Explanation: Prescription:

2012: Two Ignored Issues of Consequence

National elections should be the occasion for informed public engagement with policy issues of the greatest consequence. But they frequently aren’t. Informed public engagement with any issue depends on the quality of the cognitive climate surrounding it. Supporters of informed public engagement should use evidence-based initiatives to secure a favorable cognitive climate for issues of consequence. Promoting Informed Civic Engagement Premise: Proposition: Explanation: Prescription:

Two Cognitive Environmental Problems 1.Cultural toxicity 2.Affective poverty

Two Cognitive Environmental Problems 1.Cultural toxicity 2.Affective poverty

Public Support for Campaign Finance Reform

Interest in Campaign Finance Reform Issue Importance Rank

Cultural Cognition & Campaign Finance Reform

Narrative Framing

National elections should be the occasion for informed public engagement with policy issues of the greatest consequence. But they frequently aren’t. Informed public engagement with any issue depends on the quality of the cognitive climate surrounding it. Supporters of informed public engagement should use evidence-based initiatives to secure a favorable cognitive climate for issues of consequence. Promoting Informed Civic Engagement Premise: Proposition: Explanation: Prescription:

Narrative Framing

Two Cognitive Environmental Problems 1.Cultural toxicity 2.Affective poverty

Uncontaminated Cognitive Environment

National elections should be the occasion for informed public engagement with policy issues of the greatest consequence. But they frequently aren’t. Informed public engagement with any issue depends on the quality of the cognitive climate surrounding it. Supporters of informed public engagement should use evidence-based initiatives to secure a favorable cognitive climate for issues of consequence. Promoting Informed Civic Engagement Premise: Proposition: Explanation: Prescription:

National elections should be the occasion for informed public engagement with policy issues of the greatest consequence. But they frequently aren’t. Informed public engagement with any issue depends on the quality of the cognitive climate surrounding it. Supporters of informed public engagement should use evidence-based initiatives to secure a favorable cognitive climate for issues of consequence. Promoting Informed Civic Engagement Premise: Proposition: Explanation: Prescription:

National elections should be the occasion for informed public engagement with policy issues of the greatest consequence. But they frequently aren’t. Informed public engagement with any issue depends on the quality of the cognitive climate surrounding it. Supporters of informed public engagement should use evidence-based initiatives to secure a favorable cognitive climate for issues of consequence. And they should start NOW. Promoting Informed Civic Engagement Premise: Proposition: Explanation: Prescription: